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Sega Dreamcast Console

Platform : Sega Dreamcast |
Rated: Everyone
3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 817 ratings
$156.95
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  • Contains: Gray Dreamcast unit, modem, controller, power cable, and stereo a/v cable.
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The Dreamcast system is, in a word, awesome. Fire up Soul Calibur, and instantly you'll appreciate that the graphics and gameplay are even better than in the arcade version. And Sonic Adventure, with its light-speed gameplay, is sure to wow even the most jaded gamer.

It's amazing that such a small machine (it's about the size of your mouse pad) can deliver such incredible performance. Chalk it up to superior engineering. Dreamcast's only downside is that it comes with only one controller and a demo disc. In order to truly take advantage of Dreamcast's capabilities, we recommend outfitting the controller with a Jump Pack and a Visual Memory Unit. Getting one or more extra controllers is also a good idea, because some of the best Dreamcast games support up to four players at once.

Why it's so cool:

  • Ultramodern components: Custom-made video, audio, and processor technology blows away the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation and puts Dreamcast in the same league as PS2 and XBox.
  • Integrated modem: In another video-game first, Dreamcast comes with a 56K modem. Use your regular Internet service provider and the separately sold keyboard to access e-mail, shopping, and the World Wide Web. Not only can you upload high scores, participate in chat discussions, and download updates and enhancements for your games, but, through a membership to the SegaNet Internet service provider, you can play Quake III Arena, NFL 2K1, and other games against Dreamcast owners over the Internet.
  • The Visual Memory Unit (VMU): More than just a memory card, the VMU is a miniature portable game system that fits inside a controller--so its LCD screen is easily seen by you but hidden from your opponent.
  • All-in-one entertainment: It plays games. It plays audio CDs. It connects to the Internet and lets you browse the Web or e-mail friends. Our note to the cost-conscious: If you have a Dreamcast system, you just don't need a separate CD player or a separate computer. Dreamcast does it all, and does it well. --Mike Fehlauer

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3.7 out of 5 stars
817 global ratings

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Customers like the functionality, quality, and design of the product. They mention it works well, has a great game library, and is pleasing to behold. Some are satisfied with the graphics quality and value for money. However, some dislike the noise level and disagree on the quality.

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72 customers mention "Functionality"51 positive21 negative

Customers like the functionality of the product. They mention it works very well, is ergonomically perfect, and beautifully. Some say the internal battery works fine, the fan/lens function correctly, and plays games like a charm.

"...from Dec 1999 and the cmos battery is completely gone, turns on and works fine otherwise. If u know a little about electronics it's a easy fix...." Read more

"...It works great. If you can find one, (...) you get graphics and gameplay equal to a PS2 (I have a PS2, only the controls are different). (...)..." Read more

"...I did notice for some reason it wouldn't run one of my games but all of the others ran without any problems." Read more

"...Update: I recieved the Sega Dreamcast I ordered seems it works perfectly. My daughter seems I played it for hours...." Read more

44 customers mention "Game quality"38 positive6 negative

Customers like the game quality of the product. They mention it has amazing games to play on it that stand the test of time, a great game library, and the physical design of the machine is ace. They also appreciate the re-playability factor on most games, saying it's astounding.

"...the Dreamcast amassed an admirable collection of classic and beloved games to build a strong library in it's short life that proudly endures today..." Read more

"...once you find the games you want for a decent price, the dreamcast is tons of fun and has a lot to offer. The graphics are pretty good...." Read more

"...10.Looney Tunes Space Race: A great little racer that mix's elements from Jet Motto,Wipe Out and Mario Kart the game is a true testament to the DC..." Read more

"...The re-playability factor on most games is astounding, such as Soul Calibur with it's hundreds of weapons for your swordsman/woman." Read more

26 customers mention "Design"26 positive0 negative

Customers like the design of the product. They say it's awesome, pleasing to behold, and an underrated console.

"...Luckily, the Dreamcast amassed an admirable collection of classic and beloved games to build a strong library in it's short life that proudly..." Read more

"...All in all it's a great system. I just wish it had been more popular maybe then it'd have more games." Read more

"...Further, with its VMU capability and four ports for controllers it has aged much better than other retro consoles.Games to get with this:..." Read more

"...Both versions look and play identical. (...)..." Read more

12 customers mention "Ease of use"9 positive3 negative

Customers find the product easy to use. They mention it has a better interface than the original and the controller is easy to use. Some appreciate the ease of organizing game files on visual memory units.

"...showcased the Dreamcasts impressive, jaw dropping, and drool worthy graphical capabilities, it was another launch title by Sega, `Chu Chu Rocket'..." Read more

"...even to this day online and the graphics are great and has better interface then original with ep 2 and 4 as well...." Read more

"...but was very difficult to get it to read the disc which made playing games very hard...." Read more

"...Kart the game is a true testament to the DC power the graphics and gameplay are all top notch...." Read more

10 customers mention "Graphics quality"10 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the graphics quality of the product. They mention it looks brand new, has visual memory units that show images when they play the game, and it works smoothly.

"...Can play PSOBB on PC even to this day online and the graphics are great and has better interface then original with ep 2 and 4 as well...." Read more

"...In the Dreamcast's favor is that it has gotten cheap...." Read more

"...The graphics are pretty good. I love that you can put music on it and can go on the internet (though I haven't tried)and the vmus are really awesome...." Read more

"...It has visual memory units that would show images when you play the game and even showed vital signs in games such as Resident Evil Code Veronica..." Read more

9 customers mention "Value for money"7 positive2 negative

Customers appreciate the value for money of the product. They mention it's a great buy and games and accessories are inexpensive now.

"...Although, it is not expensive, you might end up spending a bit on games just to find out that you're really not that into it." Read more

"...line: Great Games and Gameplay, Great Size (smaller than GameCube), Great Prices. (...)" Read more

"...Games and accessories are cheap now. You won't regret it." Read more

"...This is pretty pricey especially b/c xbox/ ps2 games go for like $5-$20 and all the other old consoles like Nintendo and sega, have games for like $..." Read more

32 customers mention "Quality"22 positive10 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the quality of the product. Some mention it's well-made and holds up its value after 12 years, while others say it works but was in poor condition and had no apparent quality assurance.

"...Sega's console is a rock solid and attractive unit that is pleasing to behold and was built to last a long time...." Read more

"...Shenmue: Considered one of the best games ever made, with graphics that hold up well even today..." Read more

"...The only down side was the box all my stuff came in was really beat up and no packing at all. Looked like it was all thrown in the box...." Read more

"...To put it all in one sentence: The Dreamcast was well-made and very original! A definite must-buy for any big gamer or collector!" Read more

9 customers mention "Noise level"0 positive9 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the noise level of the product. They mention it's loud and grinds during loading times.

"Its a nifty little console, however, it makes a really menacing grinding noise whenever its loading a disk, I'm not sure if that's normal because I..." Read more

"The cooling fan was rattling like crazy so I had to take it apart and blow all the crap off of the fan and after that the fan was running smoothly...." Read more

"...Sure the games are slow to load, and the reader is noisy as a car without a muffler, but the games are easy to pickup and entertaining...." Read more

"...(sometimes I have to flip mine upside down with certain discs), it's loud (really loud), library is too small." Read more

Still worth playing to this day
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Still worth playing to this day
Well the one i got is from Dec 1999 and the cmos battery is completely gone, turns on and works fine otherwise. If u know a little about electronics it's a easy fix. I already got the old one out, waiting 4 the new ML2340 battery to get here. And plz note people don't use cr2032 battery lol. The ml2340 is rechargeable the cr batteries Are not... as I've seen people in youtube mod a new battery in the dreamcast using a wired battery holder that's for Cr2032 batteries. Might not be a good thing in the future for those dreamcasts. Been grinding out phantasy star online...well offline lol lately. Forgot how fun that game was. VMU pack also needed new batteries but those are cheap. Takes 2 CR2032 battery. Was surprised i got it for 60 bucks and it's clean to. Doesn't even look 19 years old. Nor did the controller or VMU. I bought PSO used for about 25 bucks. That was with the original case artwork and manual. Only came with the original 56k modem but o well. Not looking to modding it in anyway to have get back online. Probably wouldn't be worth it. Got the pound adapter for it to convert it to HDMI. Needs a usb power supply that's hooked into the tv as well. Can play PSOBB on PC even to this day online and the graphics are great and has better interface then original with ep 2 and 4 as well. Just fun playing it solo on dreamcast haha. Got speed devils online to, wish i could play that online again. Been 18 years haha. I would say i got lucky with this console, besides the battery being dead..but hey i think all of them that exist still in the consoles have done died too so probably a common issue these days with the console.
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D.Wyn
5.0 out of 5 stars It's Still Thinking...
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2009
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When I originally saw Sega's stellar Dreamcast in action, the day it launched on September 9, 1999, I remember thinking that console gaming had finally matured and arrived in grand style. Up to that point in time, no previous video game system had the polygonal pumping power or blazing speed of Sega's Dreamcast hardware to produce the spectacular and wondrous visuals that countless people around the globe had been enjoying for years in arcades. Though Nintendo's 64-bit behemoth, along with Sony's colossally popular Playstation were very admirable machines with extremely solid and respectable game libraries, neither came swaggering out of the corner, looking for a fight swinging as furiously, or packed a punch quite like Sega's powerful like the Dreamcast. It was a machine that was truly ahead of it's time and set a new qaulity standard in the industry that was hard to match. While classic, much lauded launch titles like `Soul Calibur', `Sonic Adventure', `Power Stone', `Crazy Taxi', `Hydro Thunder', `Marvel vs. Capcom: New Age of Heroes' and `NFL 2K' showcased the Dreamcasts impressive, jaw dropping, and drool worthy graphical capabilities, it was another launch title by Sega, `Chu Chu Rocket' that reminded the world what helped make the Dreamcast an important part of gaming history. Granted you had to subscribe to SegaNet to take advantage of this heralded feature, but now a person was not only able surf the World Wide Web with their Sega Dreamcast, using the included browser disc and integrated 56k modem, but could also play games online; a realm that was previously exclusive to P.C. gamers. Sega's console is a rock solid and attractive unit that is pleasing to behold and was built to last a long time. The Dreamcast controller is similarly well designed and assembled. It's comfortable to handle for numerous hours, making it a perfect for weekend long gaming marathons. The buttons are well laid out on the right side and colorful, opposite of the analog thumb stick, which is positioned above the D-pad, with index finger triggers on the underside. It also has two expansion slots to accommodate various accessories like `Visual Memory Units', a `Rumble Pack' or even a microphone. The only strange thing about the Dreamcast's controller is that the cord is connected at the bottom, but can conveniently be secured forward on the underside of the unit. The `Visual Memory Unit' resembles a miniaturized version of Nintendo's original Gameboy, with a monochrome LCD screen, positioned above the D-pad, which was next to the `Start', `Select' `A', and B' buttons. Not only could this little marvel save vital game data, but it could enhance the experince in numerous ways too. This could be a mini game, like `Pinta's Quest' on `Skies of Arcadia', raising a Chao in 'Sonic Adventure' or displaying play calls on Sega's awesome 2K sport games. Sega had a smash hit on its hands with the Dreamcast, but it wouldn't have been worth anything if there wasn't quality software that took advantage of the systems powerful, cutting edge hardware that was genuinely enjoyable to play. Luckily, the Dreamcast amassed an admirable collection of classic and beloved games to build a strong library in it's short life that proudly endures today; there is something for everyone. The previously mentioned titles are only a brief taste of the untold hours of fun and adventure that awaits the owner of a Sega Dreamcast. Other classic platters like: `Grandia II', `Jet Grind Radio', `Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver', `Phantasy Star Online', `Space Channel 5', `Shenmue' , `Metropolis Street Racer', `Virtual Tennis' and countless other great games are still waiting to be discovered on the Sega Dreamcast. Nearly a decade since it debuted in North America, it's still thinking, keeping a firm hold of gamer's hearts and imaginations.
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Mel
1.0 out of 5 stars Don’t believe the picture. Missing items
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2024
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This was a good idea for me to buy another Dreamcast since my original stopped working a few years ago. I saw this and couldn’t wait but when I received it, there is only the system with the plug and hd cord with 1 controller NOT 2 controllers. There is NO gun either.
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Mike G
5.0 out of 5 stars Still worth playing to this day
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2018
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Well the one i got is from Dec 1999 and the cmos battery is completely gone, turns on and works fine otherwise. If u know a little about electronics it's a easy fix. I already got the old one out, waiting 4 the new ML2340 battery to get here. And plz note people don't use cr2032 battery lol. The ml2340 is rechargeable the cr batteries Are not... as I've seen people in youtube mod a new battery in the dreamcast using a wired battery holder that's for Cr2032 batteries. Might not be a good thing in the future for those dreamcasts. Been grinding out phantasy star online...well offline lol lately. Forgot how fun that game was. VMU pack also needed new batteries but those are cheap. Takes 2 CR2032 battery. Was surprised i got it for 60 bucks and it's clean to. Doesn't even look 19 years old. Nor did the controller or VMU. I bought PSO used for about 25 bucks. That was with the original case artwork and manual. Only came with the original 56k modem but o well. Not looking to modding it in anyway to have get back online. Probably wouldn't be worth it. Got the pound adapter for it to convert it to HDMI. Needs a usb power supply that's hooked into the tv as well. Can play PSOBB on PC even to this day online and the graphics are great and has better interface then original with ep 2 and 4 as well. Just fun playing it solo on dreamcast haha. Got speed devils online to, wish i could play that online again. Been 18 years haha. I would say i got lucky with this console, besides the battery being dead..but hey i think all of them that exist still in the consoles have done died too so probably a common issue these days with the console.
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Mike G
5.0 out of 5 stars Still worth playing to this day
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2018
Well the one i got is from Dec 1999 and the cmos battery is completely gone, turns on and works fine otherwise. If u know a little about electronics it's a easy fix. I already got the old one out, waiting 4 the new ML2340 battery to get here. And plz note people don't use cr2032 battery lol. The ml2340 is rechargeable the cr batteries Are not... as I've seen people in youtube mod a new battery in the dreamcast using a wired battery holder that's for Cr2032 batteries. Might not be a good thing in the future for those dreamcasts. Been grinding out phantasy star online...well offline lol lately. Forgot how fun that game was. VMU pack also needed new batteries but those are cheap. Takes 2 CR2032 battery. Was surprised i got it for 60 bucks and it's clean to. Doesn't even look 19 years old. Nor did the controller or VMU. I bought PSO used for about 25 bucks. That was with the original case artwork and manual. Only came with the original 56k modem but o well. Not looking to modding it in anyway to have get back online. Probably wouldn't be worth it. Got the pound adapter for it to convert it to HDMI. Needs a usb power supply that's hooked into the tv as well. Can play PSOBB on PC even to this day online and the graphics are great and has better interface then original with ep 2 and 4 as well. Just fun playing it solo on dreamcast haha. Got speed devils online to, wish i could play that online again. Been 18 years haha. I would say i got lucky with this console, besides the battery being dead..but hey i think all of them that exist still in the consoles have done died too so probably a common issue these days with the console.
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13Roses
5.0 out of 5 stars Got this earlier than expected and it works great. It was exactly as advertised and even included ...
Reviewed in Canada on September 22, 2017
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Got this earlier than expected and it works great. It was exactly as advertised and even included a little surprise! I have a VERY HAPPY man (it was a gift for him). Thanks a bunch!
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Aurélien Texier
2.0 out of 5 stars Le visuel et le descriptif sont trompeurs
Reviewed in Canada on December 22, 2023
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Déjà le visuel est trompeur, il ne correspond pas du tout au descriptif.
Ensuite, il est écrit qu’il y a un manuel, un CD rom et d’autres choses dans la boîte, mais le colis ne contient que la console, une manette et des câbles.
C’est décevant de ne pas avoir ce qu’il y a dans le descriptif!
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Laurence
5.0 out of 5 stars This Is My First Ever Dreamcast
Reviewed in Canada on June 5, 2020
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A good console! Very old school set up, and hopefully doesn't give up on me, awesome stuff!
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GAUDREAULT JEAN MARC
1.0 out of 5 stars Not good picture
Reviewed in Canada on October 9, 2023
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IT not same item we can Sée
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carson
3.0 out of 5 stars Console Works but Barebones
Reviewed in Canada on February 20, 2023
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Only the console and a single controller. Not very well packaged but it does work great once you get everything else you need.
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