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Dream On Volume 17 is a Sega Dreamcast demo disc distributed in Europe as part of the Dream On series. It was sold with issue #16 of the UK's Official Dreamcast Magazine, issue #x of Dreamcast: Le Magazine Officiel, issue #11 of Dreamcast Kult and issue #14 of Revista Oficial Dreamcast.
Of note is Volume 17's inclusion of a video promoting the much-hyped Half-Life, a game which ultimately was not released on the Dreamcast.
Contents
Playable Demos
- Stupid Invaders
- KISS Psycho Circus
- Donald Duck Quack Attack
- Ultimate Fighting Championship
- Tokyo Highway Challenge 2
Videos
Physical scans
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  Cover
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| Dream On demo discs |
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| Volume 1 (1999) | Volume 2 (1999) | Volume 3 (1999) | Volume 4 (1999) | Volume 5 (2000) | Volume 6 (2000) | Volume 7 (2000) | Volume 8 (2000) | Volume 7 & 8 (2000) | Volume 9 (2000) | Volume 10 (2000) | Volume 11 (2000) | Volume 12 (2000) | Volume 13 (2000) | Volume 14 (2000) | Volume 15 (2000) | Volume 16 (2000) | Volume 17 (2001) | Volume 18 (2001) | Volume 19 (2001) | Volume 20 (2001) | Volume 21 (2001) | Volume 22 (2001) |
| Collection 2 (2000) | Collection 3 (2000) | Collection 4 (2000) |