You only play Dreamcast games like Sonic Adventure on your Sega Dreamcast instead of Sega Saturn.
Sega.
Yes Sega still makes games but not necessarily for DreamCast. The leaders at Sega realized that they can't compete with the other major players in the console market. So they switched to making games and phased out the console for the Dreamcast. The games they create are made primarily for the other game consoles. The Japanese market may still be open to game production for Segas Dreamcast.
The original Sega Dreamcast video game console was first released in November of 1998. PC Magazine has chosen the Sega Dreamcast video game console as the best ever.
Because they can............
N64, sega, dreamcast,
You only play Dreamcast games like Sonic Adventure on your Sega Dreamcast instead of Sega Saturn.
yes we can download sega dreamcast games from the internet
Sega.
Yes Sega still makes games but not necessarily for DreamCast. The leaders at Sega realized that they can't compete with the other major players in the console market. So they switched to making games and phased out the console for the Dreamcast. The games they create are made primarily for the other game consoles. The Japanese market may still be open to game production for Segas Dreamcast.
The original Sega Dreamcast video game console was first released in November of 1998. PC Magazine has chosen the Sega Dreamcast video game console as the best ever.
Sega.
Because they can............
no it cant the reason is wii is stronger and sega dreamcast is from sega and wii is for nintendo. gamecube games could be played on wii but never dreamcast.
== == == == The Dreamcast is not backwards compatible with earlier Sega game consoles, so it is not possible to play Sega CD games on a Dreamcast system. However, the Dreamcast's built in music CD player can probably play any audio CD tracks contained in a Sega CD game. Note that not all Sega CD games utilized CD audio tracks for music.
The reason why Sega stopped making consoles is that the sales were sluggish, especially the Sega Saturn (which was why the Dreamcast was brought to America), and the Dreamcast as well. Also, the console wars, ironically, the Dreamcast won... AT LEAST for its time.
The Dreamcast was Sega's final console; its 2001 discontinuation ended the company's eighteen years in the console market. An internal Sega team led by Hideki Sato began developing the Dreamcast in 1997.