Ita between the Dreamcast and GameCube for me. Especially all the coloured shells for the DC that look great.

Small shout to the Xbox One S with the vertical stand for looking slick too.

Gran Turismo 2 Plus

I also like stuff which keeps it mostly true to the original and GT2+ is unofficial patches + cut content added back + some new.

Wait… what year is it?

Playing what you had, good or bad, is how it was back then. Everyone has that game which is terrible to most but we love because it’s what we had available.

Plex is good and the Plexamp app for music is excellent.

F-Zero GP Legend Tekken 3

It’s a tough one. The list could be endless!

!dreamcast@lemmy.world

Definitely underrated and also failed so hard. Will always be my favourite though.

Very different games but I would say Gran Turismo is better.

I do like Rage Racer more than both of these though.

Spending hours online either on Phantasy Star Online or in the Dreamarena chat rooms.

Getting Shenmue and Shenmue II on launch days was a special time.

It’s been a few years but I remember some unofficial patches that improved the game for modern times.

https://worms2d.info/Updates_(Worms_Armageddon)

Management games where I can play really slowly and focus on small details, normally on very hard mode too so a lot of the easy ones don’t make the cut.

Football Manager and Software Inc are probably the ones I go back to most often.

Also 99% of the games I play I never complete…

I say it’s worth a watch. Also when it comes to movies/tv and books it’s best not to compare them too much and just take them for what they are individually.

Actually looks like a nice bit of kit but not for £20.

Biggest for me would be going online with the Dreamcast. At home I was online with the DC before we had a PC so used it quite a lot.

I probably spent to much time on Dreamarena chat rooms and playing PSO with randoms.

Thanks for this.

Too soon…

What makes me happy though is the Dreamcast is still going strong today with fan translations, indie games (and more) and online play.

Sega was their own worst enemy

Arguably they still are today. Can’t stop being a fan though!

It seems that most, if not all, are what we had here in the UK.

Buying on eBay is fine. I’ve had some issues but it normally just takes a few days to resolve and I’m never worse off.

Selling on the other hand…

I never owned a G-Con and only had a knock-off.of some kind. Spent a lot of time on Point Blank, Die Hard 2 (trilogy) and Time Crisis.