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You might have also noticed the name sounds a bit similar to Chu Chu Rocket, a well-known Dreamcast game that did make it to market. That’s because Dee Dee Planet was made with similar intentions of being an easy to learn game for people to quickly take online for fun and fast multiplayer gameplay. Sega intended for this to be the second in a series of games known as “Easy Network”, to denote the pick-up-and-play online nature of the game, with Chu Chu Rocket being retroactively donated as the first game in that series.
The witching hour is near, the cold night’s air begins to creep in. The streets are covered in pumpkins, jack-o-lanterns and unseen creatures lurking in the dark! It’s that time of year where it’s fair to scare and cool to be creeped out!3D platforming cult (literally!) hero Kao The Kangaroo is getting into spirt of things with a bunch of new costumes to honour the Halloween mood. From takes on iconic monsters of page and screen, to new devilish designs, Kao is ready for a Trick r’ Treat in the Oh Well! DLC pack!
"The VM2 initial funding goal was achieved with much success(!), and the 30-day initial funding phase is now completed. At this point, I would like to thank you all and each of you for your support and for contributing into making the VM2 become a reality!The VM2 development and production will progress according to the time schedule and at the moment the CNC verification stage is already completed. The molding phase will start and be completed by the end of the next month.More updates will be announced, so at least one update is expected to be posted per month, with progress report and news on development including photo & video material of early units, etc.Finally, as already stated, all units will be shipped in order of contribution placement. So, all backers of the initial funding phase will be in top priority and according to the order of payment time."
The English translation patch for Puyo Puyo~n is finally complete! This patch is for the Dreamcast version of the game.
"Moho is a European Dreamcast exclusive. The archive comes from the studio Broadsword Interactive Games which is rarely credited on the Internet. It could be that Lost Toys (usually credited) directed the art work/content and that Broadsword was mainly in charge of the code.Thanks to @LemonHaze420_ for his help and for putting the code on Github.Thanks also to the person sharing them with us."
Controls are surprisingly better than the Dreamcast original and the GBA version. Rather than moving the cursor to a spot and pressing the arrow buttons, one can simply tough and swipe a square in the direction they want an arrow to go. Fast, simple, easy and I’m amazed that a ten year old game has actually found a control method that beats the original. I’d assume things are even slicker on the iPad, as the squares themselves would be larger. Even so, I never found myself tapping a square that I didn’t mean to tap.
Celebrate Street Fighter’s historic legacy with the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection. In this massive collection of 12 Street Fighter titles, which encompass the Street Fighter I, Street Fighter II, Street Fighter III and Street Fighter Alpha series, perfect arcade balance makes it to consoles for the first time ever. Hop online and relive the arcade experience through the online Arcade Mode or play with friends in the online lobby within four of the most definitive Street Fighter titles in the collection.
Tell us your Wacky Races (Dreamcast) or overall Hanna Barbera memories to be read on the next episode of SEGA Talk.Support Segabits on Patreon! Get early access, tell us what games to cover, and have your SEGA memories read at the end and more!
Visco Collection is a bundle with 7 seven games from NeoGeo that made history through the years that are now coming to the consoles! This collection will feature Ganryu, Goal! Goal! Goal!, Drift Out, BangBead, Captain Tomaday, Andro Dunos and FlipShot!
Rieko Kodama, also known as Phoenix Rie, has passed away.She was a major designer for the Phantasy Star series, directing IV, and produced several games including Altered Beast, Phantasy Star IV, Alex the Kidd, Sonic 1, and Skies of Arcadia. She will be greatly missed.
