Top 3 Games Dreamcast

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Crazy Taxi

Developer: Hitmaker | Publisher: Sega Year of issue: January 2000

Perhaps one of the great things that Sega will thank for years is to take the wonderful Arcid generation from the late 1990s and bring it home. Crazy Tex is one of the fun games that was released to Arcid in 1999 and won the praise of the fans of the time. The game in short gives you a specific time so that you connect people from certain points in the city to another. One of the beautiful memories of the game is that the areas you connect people to were known as Pizza Hut and KFC. The presence of these games was under a marketing show inside the game, but nevertheless this thing offered some kind of realism to the game experience. The game was arcade and fast unlike the other deep games that shone on the Dream cast but at the same time made Crazy Tuxi great fun and its success continues to release the second part and then transfer the game on many devices including Cube and Playstation 2 and PSP.

9

Shenmue II

Developer: AM2 | Publisher: Sega Year of issue: November 2001

This part in short is a direct complement to the first version of the game. Unfortunately this game did not get a US version of the Dream cast because of the transformation of Sega to a third party company at that time and its decision to turn the game into the first Xbox. But the game was released in Europe on the Dream series with Japanese and European subtitles. The game has improved many of the disadvantages of the first part and provided a different experience in terms of it was the fastest Rtma and contains a lot of action, especially on the QTE method, which requires a quick response from the player by pressing certain buttons to advance in the game. Shinmo 2 also presented a world greater than the previous and made the story a lot and opened the abub and many questions unfortunately we remain to this day do not know when we will get the answer.

3

Phantasy Star Online

Developer: Sonic Team | Publisher: Sega Year of issue: November 2001

Although the original Fantasy Star series is known as a traditional role-playing RPG, Sega has managed to bring it back to life in a different style to provide an experience that has influenced the Universe world with fantastic accents for years to come. PSO was an on-line RPG game with action, but using RPG elements such as character development. The music in the game and the external worlds and the system of missions and chats made it a fascinating experience that captivated many within its walls and provided a unique experience of its time despite the limited possibilities. The game succeeded satisfactorily and moved to appear on the devices of Cube, Xbox, PC and many more. Perhaps Sega will remain forever proud that it was once the first to offer a rich experience of online games on the consoles thanks to this game and also other sports games like NFL 2K.