Yes - Saturn, then Dreamcast. Dreamcast was obviously the best Sega console, because it was released the last. In almost all companies, the last means the best. Technology between 1976 and 2006 was developing very fast (much faster than currently) and even the probability that the four year console could better than the new one was very little! But, comparing to its time, the Saturn was better! 4 years at the time were a really big difference and I believe that the leap from Saturn to Dreamcast was not as big as it should be. Dreamcast, despite being a far better than Saturn, the difference between them was not still as big as between Nintendo 64 and GameCube or between between PlayStation 1 and PlayStation 2. Saturn and Dreamcast were technically much closer to themselves than PlayStation 1 with PlayStation 2 or Nintendo 64 with GameCube! Dreamcast was NOT A SIXTH GENERATION CONSOLE, despite Wikipedia says it was! Dreamcast was a 5.75 gen console, while the Nintendo 64 was actually not a regular fifth gen console, but it (N64) should be called as 5.5 gen! Dreamcast was really not much greater than N64, and the N64 was really a lot closer to Dreamcast than to PS1 or Saturn, despite the N64 was still considered as a fifth gen. Dreamcast basically is the Nintendo 64 Pro - the Nintendo 64 with a little better performance AND OPTICAL DISC DRIVE (GD-ROM), which made that console able to play realistic audio tracks and realistic video clips! Imagine, how little the difference between Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast could be little, if Nintnedo 64 used even a regular CD Drive (700 MB)?
@@michasj9Shenmue on Dreamcast has better graphics than Shenmue on Xbox. Dreamcast had everything to make it a 6th gen console except another analog stick
@@customsongmaker Really had better graphics than on the Xbox? So why almost all cross-gen third-party games from 2000-2001 which were released both on fifth (PlayStation 1 and Nintendo 64) and sixth (PlayStation 2, GameCube and Xbox) generation console if were released on Dreamcast, the Dreamcast variant shared the PS1/N64 version and not the PS2/GCN/Xbox version? Why?! If Dreamcast was sixth gen console, so why (even if they are many video games which have both 5th and 6th gen counterparts) almost all cross-gen games from 2000-2001, if released on Dreamcast they have boxy low-poly graphics like PS1/N64 their counterparts and not smooth hi-poly graphics like their PS2/Xbox/GCN counterparts? If Dreamcast was a sixth gen console, why almost all third-party games which were released in two variants (fith gen: PS1/N64 and 6th gen: PS2/Xbox/GCN), if were released on Dreamcast, the Dreamcast variant was almost always much closer to PS1/N64 coutnerpart than to PS2/Xbox/GCN counterpart? It is also about the games which were released in the same time for both generations (released for N64 and GCN and PS1 and PS2 in the same period, often deiffered a few weeks) why the third-party developers almost always put on Dreamcast the PS1/N64 version instead of PS2/GCN/Xbox version? If the GCN/Xbox/PS2 versions of these cross-gen games were released in almost the same period as the N64/PS1 with the difference of just a few weeks, so why almost all of cross-gen third-party released on both generations in the same time, if released on Dreamcast, were released as the fifth gen version instead of the sixth gen?
That would probably be impossible, considering how it wasn't even released in Japan until November of that year, which tells me that it wasn't ready for release by early 1998. Not sure why it took as long as it did to be released internationally, though.
@@TheMGMfan that was normal back then...i guess so pal regions and ntsc-u could make all adaptations and marketing the product..mostly 1 year of japan release at least in EU
![[VHS] Sega Saturn Magazine - Exclusive VHS Tape](/img/1.gif)
I'm actually quite surprised that they nailed down the pronunciation of the English titles.
The best Sega console system.
Saturn then Dreamcast
Yes - Saturn, then Dreamcast.
Dreamcast was obviously the best Sega console, because it was released the last.
In almost all companies, the last means the best.
Technology between 1976 and 2006 was developing very fast (much faster than currently) and even the probability that the four year console could better than the new one was very little!
But, comparing to its time, the Saturn was better!
4 years at the time were a really big difference and I believe that the leap from Saturn to Dreamcast was not as big as it should be.
Dreamcast, despite being a far better than Saturn, the difference between them was not still as big as between Nintendo 64 and GameCube or between between PlayStation 1 and PlayStation 2.
Saturn and Dreamcast were technically much closer to themselves than PlayStation 1 with PlayStation 2 or Nintendo 64 with GameCube!
Dreamcast was NOT A SIXTH GENERATION CONSOLE, despite Wikipedia says it was!
Dreamcast was a 5.75 gen console, while the Nintendo 64 was actually not a regular fifth gen console, but it (N64) should be called as 5.5 gen!
Dreamcast was really not much greater than N64, and the N64 was really a lot closer to Dreamcast than to PS1 or Saturn, despite the N64 was still considered as a fifth gen.
Dreamcast basically is the Nintendo 64 Pro - the Nintendo 64 with a little better performance AND OPTICAL DISC DRIVE (GD-ROM), which made that console able to play realistic audio tracks and realistic video clips!
Imagine, how little the difference between Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast could be little, if Nintnedo 64 used even a regular CD Drive (700 MB)?
@@michasj9Shenmue on Dreamcast has better graphics than Shenmue on Xbox. Dreamcast had everything to make it a 6th gen console except another analog stick
@@customsongmaker Really had better graphics than on the Xbox? So why almost all cross-gen third-party games from 2000-2001 which were released both on fifth (PlayStation 1 and Nintendo 64) and sixth (PlayStation 2, GameCube and Xbox) generation console if were released on Dreamcast, the Dreamcast variant shared the PS1/N64 version and not the PS2/GCN/Xbox version? Why?!
If Dreamcast was sixth gen console, so why (even if they are many video games which have both 5th and 6th gen counterparts) almost all cross-gen games from 2000-2001, if released on Dreamcast they have boxy low-poly graphics like PS1/N64 their counterparts and not smooth hi-poly graphics like their PS2/Xbox/GCN counterparts?
If Dreamcast was a sixth gen console, why almost all third-party games which were released in two variants (fith gen: PS1/N64 and 6th gen: PS2/Xbox/GCN), if were released on Dreamcast, the Dreamcast variant was almost always much closer to PS1/N64 coutnerpart than to PS2/Xbox/GCN counterpart?
It is also about the games which were released in the same time for both generations (released for N64 and GCN and PS1 and PS2 in the same period, often deiffered a few weeks) why the third-party developers almost always put on Dreamcast the PS1/N64 version instead of PS2/GCN/Xbox version?
If the GCN/Xbox/PS2 versions of these cross-gen games were released in almost the same period as the N64/PS1 with the difference of just a few weeks, so why almost all of cross-gen third-party released on both generations in the same time, if released on Dreamcast, were released as the fifth gen version instead of the sixth gen?
vaporweave that hurts
Dreamcast - a quantum leap forward in technology ♥️
This system was way ahead of its time!
They should have released the Dreamcast Early 1998 in America
nightmuffin937 they should releases it in 97 or heck instead of saturn
That would probably be impossible, considering how it wasn't even released in Japan until November of that year, which tells me that it wasn't ready for release by early 1998. Not sure why it took as long as it did to be released internationally, though.
@@TheMGMfan that was normal back then...i guess so pal regions and ntsc-u could make all adaptations and marketing the product..mostly 1 year of japan release at least in EU
Dreamucasto!! this console was awesome with it's now legendary games like Street fighter Shenmue
Dorīmukyasuto
"Street Fighter Shenmue"?
@@Grandmastergav86 Yep street fighter 3 double impact and shenmue two different games I should have elaborated.
GETASS!!
thank you
That was the first system I ever got.
ItachiUchiha6021
Lucky you.
This console destroyed my friendship for 1 day XDDD
Woahh,playing@16:9 TV,far away in Germany 1998
20 years ago :(
22:02 Handle for thieves
That's Japan for ya.
Yoink!
I expected this comment... Congratulation you have received Like from me... 😂😂😂
I expecting more like if Dreamcast could self-destruct when had been stolen... 😂😂😂
what is that strange game called d2 that said something about canada in it..is that a japan only title
Dwight Powder i think was japan only sad thing lots of japan only games and there all nice
It had an English release in North America. By the great auteur Kenji Eno, whom we lost far too early. :(
Does anyone know the name of that Baseball game? It looks like a wii title.
Você esta de parabéns, eu gostei
hope they didnt put it out on dvd to...to play in ur ps2 lol
Dwight Powder lol
Only available as a VCD! :)
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Whos the japanese cutie on the thumbnail?
Great video! Any english subs?
Nintendo a volé le concept des Mii à la Dreamcast !
Sporty theivz no pigeons song in 1999 and biggie dead wrong song off of born again album
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shenmue i am now playing the shenmue 3 very good but shame dreamcast did not stay until the 3rd game
who’s the girl in the vid
For research purposes eh?
@@meanwhileinjapan2265 yep
Power Stone war