GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Sega has announced a packaged compilation of four of its Dreamcast ...

Sega formally announced Dreamcast Collection today, which Gamestop leaked much earlier. With only four games, Collection probably wasn’t the best subtitle choice. While Gamestop pegged Dreamcast ...

SEGA's Dreamcast Collection will release for the PC, Xbox 360 and as a PC digital download on 25th February in Europe, 22nd February in North America and 24th February in Australia. Where's the ...

In an attempt to appeal to the slightly older generation of gamers who grew up with the now legendary Dreamcast, Sega have brought us the Dreamcast Collection. The collection features four DC games: ...

A new trailer from the Dreamcast Collection, a packaged compilation of classic titles from SEGA’s popular Dreamcast console. The Dreamcast Collection includes fan favorites Sonic Adventure, Crazy ...

As previously reported, SEGA is planning on releasing a ‘Dreamcast Collection’ on the PS3 and Xbox 360. This comes via their executive vice president of sales and marketing, Alan Pritchard, who had ...

SEGA's executive vice president of sales Alan Pritchard confirmed in the latest issue of Game Informer the publisher will release a Dreamcast collection of games at retail. The actual contents of the ...

How does one pay tribute to such a great console as the late Sega Dreamcast? With cool swag, of course. To celebrate the company's final console — and the release of Dreamcast Collection — Sega ...

It’s not supposed to feel like this. Memories shattered, once vivid recollections of gaming past made vague and incoherent in a flash: the Dreamcast Collection, despite having vast potential, takes ...

SEGA plans to release a Dreamcast Collection "soon". Confirmation comes from SEGA's executive vice president of sales and marketing Alan Pritchard, who told the January issue of Game Informer magazine ...

1 ano, 8 meses - on January 31 2001, Peter Moore, Sega of America’s senior vice president of marketing, announced to the world that SEGA was getting out of the console business after an 18-year era of ...