We haven't the space to fit them all in.' As such, you will notice some inevitable omissions from this rundown. Dreamcast has so many essential titles we could probably fill a top 20 with those published by Sega alone. ' Games TM runs lists all the time, but this has been one of the most difficult to compile. They actually sensibly put in a disclaimer, which reads thus: OK: List one, perhaps the most controversial, came from Games TM Magazine (Issue 77.) You may remember I bigged up this particular publication (justifiably) as it gave massive column space to our lovely Dreamcast in the closing overs of 2008.īut here's the top ten from them. Maybe Alone In The Dark, Silver, MDK II or Slave Zero could actually be fabulous. I actually can't give a comprehensive favourite list, because I actually haven't played all titles yet. I'll tell you about each of them, and then await your own personal input and fave lists.

It's an endless exercise in naval gazing, and completely subjective to boot, but I've recently been hit with three different 'top ten' Dreamcast software lists and in my humble opinion none of them quite actually hit the spot. *while grabbing press: down + attack (Heel Attack) *while grabbing press: up + attack (Kick Blast) *while jumping press: down + attack (Knee attack) *while jumping press: up + attack (Flying Spinning Razor) *while running press: jump, attack (Long Flying Kick) *forward, forward, attack (Shoulder Attack) *forward, down, up, spacial (Brutal Combo) *forward, down, forward, attack (Spinning Razor) It's amazing how much effort people are putting into these mods.Ĭheck out the special moves for just one of the characters in the game. It's the classic Sega game remade for the Beats of Rage engine. This time it's all three games in the Splatterhouse remake.

Yet another collection of Beats of Rage homebrews for the Dreamcast has been released.

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