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Yahoo: NES, Dreamcast Best Toys Of All Time
12:00PM AJ Glasser | That time of year when parents have to invest in the newest hot toy for Christmas is at hand. Too bad not many of these Best Toys of All Time are still hot. More »
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New Dreamcast Game Gets A Deluxe Version
2:20AM Mike Fahey | Just when we were sure Dreamcast games managed to dodge the trend of more expensive premium versions, redspotgames announces the Deluxe edition of it upcoming Dreamcast title, Rush Rush Rally Racing. More »
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Happy Birthday Dreamcast! Here’s A New Game
10:30PM Luke Plunkett | Time to celebrate/mourn, Sega fans, for today is the 10th anniversary of the Dreamcast’s launch in North America. How time flies! And to mark the occasion, Dreamcast owners have a new game to look forward to. More »
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Peter Moore Looks Back At Dreamcast
10:00PM Brian Ashcraft | Ten years ago today, the SEGA Dreamcast went on sale in the US. Peter Moore, who was working at SEGA at the time, looks back on the little console that could, but ultimately, couldn’t. More »
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Sonic Adventure DX Getting Another Remake?
10:00AM Owen Good | Australia’s Office of Film and Literature Classification has listed a new rating for Sonic Adventure DX: Director’s Cut, suggesting that the GameCube game might be ported to current systems. More »
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Sega Will Celebrate Dreamcast’s 10th Anniversary Quietly
12:00AM Stephen Totilo | 9/9/09 will not produce any major Sega events commemorating the Dreamcast launch of 9/9/99, but the company is thinking about the future of its last gaming console in one key way. More »
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Dreamcast, NES Ported To Papercraft
12:00PM Owen Good | Sure, they don’t work, but these cardboard consoles definitely start more conversations. Best part, you don’t even need tape or glue. Thicker paper is recommended, as is a nice printer that can handle 150dpi printouts. More »
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How Sega Has Described Itself From ‘89 To ‘09
8:40AM Stephen Totilo | Nintendo is not the only company that has had to explain, in press releases, what in the world it does. For at least 20 years, so has Sega. That description has never been much fun, sadly. But it has changed. More »
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