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   Scott H to The alMIGHTY N   
   Re: Dreamcast is 9 years old today   
   27 Nov 07 17:32:30   
   
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   XPost: alt.games.video.sega-dreamcast, uk.games.video.dreamcast   
   From: weaponx013@yahoo.com   
      
   The alMIGHTY N wrote:   
   > On Nov 27, 11:06 am, wadner  wrote:   
   >> On Nov 27, 5:15 am, Scaler  wrote:   
   >>   
   >>> Sega Dreamcast has reached its 9th birthday.   
   >>> Dreamcast was released in Japan 9 years ago today, on November 27,   
   >>> 1998.   
   >>> sure doesn't seem like it has been that long.   
   >>> Dreamcast had a fairly long low-level life too, with last official   
   >>> game released as recently as earlier this year.   
   >> Wouldn't life be grand if Dremcast Deuce was 2 years old today????   
   >   
   > I was sad to see the system go. It was easily one of my favorite   
   > systems with some great games and a very unique design (a precursor in   
   > ways to the Xbox controller).   
   >   
   > Soul Calibur never looked so good LOL and Resident Evil CV was   
   > awesome...   
      
   I especially wish that people's imaginations weren't so short-sighted   
   that Shenmue 1+2 failed to do what they were intended for.  A genre of   
   genuine city simulators (with actual people doing actual things) that   
   nevertheless contains a narrative and interesting characters, combat   
   controls, RPG elements, etc, is something that gaming today sorely   
   lacks.  Zelda 64's engine spawned a genre, Shenmue's should have also.   
      
   -   
   Scott   
      
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