Bangai-O Brightness Restoration Patch Released for Dreamcast

A new patch by Vague Rant restores the original brightness and color levels of Bangai-O on Dreamcast to match the Japanese release Bakuretsu Muteki Bangai-O. Using Derek Pascarella’s Universal Dreamcast Patcher, players can now apply the fix to the European, US, or VGA-patched versions of the game. The patch adjusts the visuals to their intended […]

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Alice Sisters – Retro Styled Puzzle Platformer with Co-Op Action

Alice Sisters is a charming puzzle-platformer that first appeared on the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive and has since been ported to PC, Game Boy Advance, Atari Falcon, and Sega Dreamcast. The story follows Alice and her sister on a quest to rescue their mother from the villain of the Big Mountain. Across 28 levels in 4 […]

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Dragon Quest 8 Dreamcast – No Way!

A prominent figure in the Dreamcast homebrew and porting development community, Falco Girgis, shared a video via an X post, showing a scene from Dragon Quest 8 on the SONY PlayStation 2 running on the SEGA Dreamcast. Hopefully, this will turn into a fully-fledged port, similar to Falco’s previous GTA ports. Either way, this looks […]

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Mute Crimson DC – A Free New Dreamcast Release

Iced Lizard Games has released Mute Crimson DC, a brand-new, completely free game for the Sega Dreamcast. The stylish precision platformer, originally released as Mute Crimson DX, has now been adapted to Sega’s hardware with impressive results. The game features nine worlds packed with wall-climbing, double jumps, boss battles, hidden secrets, and a striking black, […]

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Dream Color Plus – A New Dreamcast Controller with a Color Display

The Sega Dreamcast just received a surprising new accessory in the form of the Dream Color Plus, developed by Nai Adventure in Brazil. This unique controller stands out as the first Dreamcast controller capable of displaying game information in full color, a major leap over the classic monochrome VMUs that fans are used to. Not […]

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DreamSDK R4 Released – Modern Dreamcast Development on Windows

DreamSDK is a ready-to-use development kit that simplifies coding for the Sega Dreamcast, providing all the tools you need in one package. Designed for Windows users, it’s been the go-to setup for homebrew developers looking for a smooth start. Now, DreamSDK R4 is here. Created by SiZiOUS, this release brings better compatibility, new features, and […]

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Nakoruru: Ano Hito Kara no Okurimono – English Patch Released for Dreamcast

Dreamcast fans can finally enjoy Nakoruru: Ano Hito Kara no Okurimono (The Gift She Gave Me) in English, thanks to a new patch by Derek Pascarella. Released in Japan in 2002, this visual novel spins a heartfelt story of Nakoruru’s return to her village, offering a very different experience from the usual Samurai Shodown fighting […]

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Prototype PC Engine Emulator for Dreamcast Surfaced Online

A fascinating piece of Dreamcast history has surfaced, a prototype PC Engine emulator for Sega’s final console. The disc, marked as Sega Confidential, contains a selection of classic PC Engine titles and appears to be an early test build for what would eventually become the Dream Library service in Japan. Inside the Dream Library ServiceLaunched […]

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Mario Kart 64 for Dreamcast – Now Available

A fan project has brought Mario Kart 64 to the Sega Dreamcast, using the official decompilation of the Nintendo 64 classic as its base. Built with the KallistiOS toolchain, this port runs natively on Dreamcast hardware and includes working VMU save support for both race records and time trial ghosts. The Dreamcast version retains the […]

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Time for Another Barrell Roll as Star Fox is Coming to the SEGA Dreamcast

Oh, Bow Wiggly Wow Wow!! Jnmartin, after bringing us Wipeout, Doom64, and Mario Kart 64 to the SEGA Dreamcast is now working on Star Fox DC port. No one could disagree that porting games from one console to another is like Pringles, “Once you pop, you can’t stop.” It is nice to see our favourite […]

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