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| − | ==Content==
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| − | ===Conversions===
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| − | Being active from late 1998 to mid-2001, the Dreamcast was largely unchallenged in its role as a "next generation" console during its lifespan. Its design was such that it often made more sense to port over games from the PC than older consoles such as the [[PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo 64]], and with many already optimised for [[PowerVR]] graphics cards, PC-to-Dreamcast conversions were often simpler than with generations prior.
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| − | Several third-party publishers were starting to pull out of Nintendo 64 development by 1999, so aside from the likes of ''[[Mortal Kombat Gold]]'' and ''[[San Francisco Rush 2049]]'', very few games were converted from [[Nintendo|Nintendo's]] console. Likewise while many games were released concurrently on the PlayStation and Dreamcast, in most cases the Dreamcast conversion stemmed from PC code, meaning unlike the earlier [[Sega Saturn]], there was less of a direct relationship between rival consoles.
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| − | Sharing hardware with Sega's then-cutting edge [[NAOMI]] arcade hardware led to many accurate arcade ports, beginning with titles such as ''[[Power Stone]]'' and ''[[Crazy Taxi]]'' and still seeing conversions as late as 2007 with ''[[Karous]]'' and ''[[Trigger Heart Exelica]]''. Several older [[Model 3]] titles such were also brought to the Dreamcast in updated forms; notably ''[[Sega Bass Fishing]]'', ''[[Sega Rally 2]]'' and ''[[Virtua Fighter 3tb]]''.
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| − | ==Marketing==
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| − | ===Pricing===
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| − | ===Packaging===
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| − | ====Japan====
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| − | ====North America====
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| − | ====Europe====
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| − | ====Brazil====
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| − | ==Lists==
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| − | *[[List of Dreamcast games]]
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| − | **[[List of Dreamcast games in Japan]]
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| − | **[[List of Dreamcast games in the United States]]
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| − | **[[List of Dreamcast games in the United Kingdom]]
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| − | **[[List of Dreamcast games in France]]
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| − | **[[List of Dreamcast games in Germany]]
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| − | **[[List of Dreamcast games in Spain]]
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| − | **[[List of Dreamcast games in Australia]]
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| − | **[[List of Dreamcast games in Brazil]]
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| − | *[[List of 50Hz-only PAL Dreamcast games]]
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| − | *[[List of Dreamcast widescreen codes]]
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| − | ===Launch titles===
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| − | ====Japan====
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| − | *''[[Godzilla Generations]]''
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| − | *''[[July]]''
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| − | *''[[Pen Pen TriIcelon]]''
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| − | *''[[Virtua Fighter 3tb]]''
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| − | ====North America====
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| − | *''[[Aerowings]]''
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| − | *''[[Air Force Delta]]''
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| − | *''[[Blue Stinger]]''
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| − | *''[[Expendable]]''{{intref|Press release: 1999-08-09: Infogrames North America Prepares To Bring Non-Stop, Adrenaline-Pumping Action to the Dreamcast With Expendable}}{{intref|Press release: 1999-09-08: Infogrames North America Gets Expendable With Sega Dreamcast; Intense Action Thriller To Release At Console Launch}}
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| − | *''[[Flag to Flag]]''
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| − | *''[[The House of the Dead 2]]''
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| − | *''[[Hydro Thunder]]''
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| − | *''[[Monaco Grand Prix]]''
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| − | *''[[Mortal Kombat Gold]]''
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| − | *''[[NFL 2K]]''
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| − | *''[[NFL Blitz 2000]]''
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| − | *''[[PenPen TriIcelon]]''
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| − | *''[[Power Stone]]''
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| − | *''[[Ready 2 Rumble Boxing]]''
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| − | *''[[Sonic Adventure]]''
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| − | *''[[SoulCalibur]]''
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| − | *''[[TNN Motorsports Hardcore Heat]]''
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| − | *''[[Tokyo Xtreme Racer]]''
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| − | *''[[TrickStyle]]''
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| − | {{intref|Press release: 1999-09-02: Sega Dreamcast Launch Titles and Peripherals}}
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| − | ====Europe====
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| − | *''[[Blue Stinger]]''
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| − | *''[[Dynamite Cop]]''
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| − | *''[[Incoming]]''
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| − | *''[[Millennium Soldier: Expendable]]''
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| − | *''[[Monaco Grand Prix: Racing Simulation 2]]''
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| − | *''[[Pen Pen TriIceLon]]''
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| − | *''[[Power Stone]]''
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| − | *''[[Ready 2 Rumble Boxing]]''
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| − | *''[[Sega Rally 2]]''
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| − | *''[[Sonic Adventure]]''
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| − | *''[[Speed Devils]]''
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| − | *''[[Tokyo Highway Challenge]]''
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| − | *''[[Toy Commander]]''
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| − | *''[[Trick Style]]''
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| − | *''[[UEFA Striker]]''
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| − | *''[[Virtua Fighter 3tb]]''
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| − | ====Brazil====
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| − | *''[[Blue Stinger]]''
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| − | *''[[Flag to Flag]]''
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| − | *''[[House of the Dead 2]]''
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| − | *''[[Hydro Thunder]]''
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| − | *''[[Mortal Kombat Gold]]''
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| − | *''[[Ready 2 Rumble Boxing]]''
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| − | *''[[Sonic Adventure]]''
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| − | {{ref|[http://web.archive.org/web/20000303160725/www.tectoy.com.br/unshock/prop.htm Dreamcast] ([[Tectoy]])}}
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| − | ===Software charts===
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| − | *[[Dreamcast Japanese charts]]
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| − | *[[Dreamcast American charts]]
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| − | *[[Dreamcast British charts]]
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| − | *[[Dreamcast French charts]]
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| − | *[[Dreamcast German charts]]
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| − | *[[Dreamcast Spanish charts]]
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| − | ==References==
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