Sega Dreamcast Games – Tiger Chainsaw

Giga Wing 2

I scolded the original Giga Wing in my review of it a few weeks back, and I’ve decided to review the second entry in the series hoping for some improvements. Released in 2001 for the Sega Dreamcast, Giga Wing 2 was developed by GeneX and published by Capcom. The vertical shooter would introduce players toContinue reading “Giga Wing 2”

Giga Wing

Shooters were starting to lose their steam in the late 90s and early 2000s but that didn’t stop developer Takumi Corporation teaming up with Capcom to release “Giga Wing” in 2000 for the Sega Dreamcast. Giga Wing offers four different pilots to choose from each with their own storyline and weapons in this steam-punk inspiredContinue reading “Giga Wing”

Virtua Tennis

Video games are amazing for making sports or chores that I normally don’t care about and turning them into something fun. Soccer, hockey, and tennis are sports I don’t care to play or watch but if I get a controller in my hand and see these sports on my consoles, there’s a good chance IContinue reading “Virtua Tennis”

Power Stone 2 Review

Subscribe To My YouTube Channel! After the hit that was Power Stone in 1999, Capcom got back to work with its sequel and in 2000 released Power Stone 2 for the Sega Dreamcast offering an array of new gameplay, characters, and modes. Would the new additions work in the arena fighter or would the originalContinue reading “Power Stone 2 Review”

NFL 2K Review

Subscribe To My YouTube Channel! In September of 1999, Visual Concepts and Sega Sports teamed up to release NFL 2K for the Sega Dreamcast. While the football simulator was created in the 90s, the graphics, presentation, and gameplay shattered what sports games could be launching a new era into the new millennium. NFL 2K madeContinue reading “NFL 2K Review”

Power Stone Review

Subscribe To My YouTube Channel! The Sega Dreamcast was way ahead of its time but ultimately failed due to the poor management of Sega and the lack of response from consumers. That’s not to say that the Dreamcast was a critical failure, video game historians look back fondly at the system that just couldn’t competeContinue reading “Power Stone Review”