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In the Scandinavian countries, Sega Dreamcast appeared at exactly the same time as in Western Europe. The problem for this region was the poor availability of the console, especially in the initial sales period.

The console went on sale in the Baltics in 2000.

Denmark

Box Name Distributor Date & Price Console Label Hardware Software Documentation Comments
Nospine-small.png
 Dreamcast
(1999)
Dreamcast PAL.jpg
??

Estonia

Box Name Distributor Date & Price Console Label Hardware Software Documentation Comments
Nospine-small.png
 Dreamcast
(2000)
Dreamcast PAL.jpg
??

Finland

Box Name Distributor Date & Price Console Label Hardware Software Documentation Comments
Dreamcast FI Box Back.jpgNospine-small.pngDreamcast FI Box Front.jpg
 Dreamcast
(1999)
Dreamcast PAL.jpg
??

Iceland

Box Name Distributor Date & Price Console Label Hardware Software Documentation Comments
Nospine-small.png
 Dreamcast 26000 IKR (1999)
Dreamcast PAL.jpg
??

Latvia

Box Name Distributor Date & Price Console Label Hardware Software Documentation Comments
Nospine-small.png
 Dreamcast
(2000)
Dreamcast PAL.jpg
??

Lithuania

Box Name Distributor Date & Price Console Label Hardware Software Documentation Comments
Nospine-small.png
 Dreamcast
(2000)
Lithuania LT: Lt 399399 (2002)
Dreamcast PAL.jpg
??

Norway

Box Name Distributor Date & Price Console Label Hardware Software Documentation Comments
Nospine-small.png
 Dreamcast 2700 NOK (1999)[1]
Dreamcast PAL.jpg
??

Sweden

Box Name Distributor Date & Price Console Label Hardware Software Documentation Comments
Nospine-small.png
 Dreamcast
(1999-10-14)
Dreamcast PAL.jpg
??


Sega Dreamcast
Topics Technical specifications (Hardware comparison) | History (Development | Release | Decline and legacy | Internet) | List of games | Magazine articles | Promotional material | Merchandise
Hardware Japan (Special) | Western Europe | Eastern Europe | North America | Asia | South America | Australasia | Africa
Add-ons Dreamcast Karaoke | Dreameye
Controllers Controller | Arcade Stick | Fishing Controller | Gun (Dream Blaster) | Race Controller | Maracas Controller (Third-party) | Twin Stick | Keyboard | Mouse | Third-party
Controller Add-ons Jump Pack (Third-party) | Microphone | VMU (4x Memory Card | Third-party)
Development Hardware Dev.Box | Controller Box | Controller Function Checker | Sound Box | GD-Writer | C1/C2 Checker | Dev.Cas | GD-ROM Duplicator
Online Services/Add-ons Dreamarena | SegaNet | WebTV for Dreamcast | Modem | Modular Cable | Modular Extension Cable | Broadband Adapter | Dreamphone
Connector Cables Onsei Setsuzoku Cable | RF Adapter | Scart Cable | S Tanshi Cable | Stereo AV Cable | VGA Box

Dreamcast MIDI Interface Cable | Neo Geo Pocket/Dreamcast Setsuzoku Cable | Taisen Cable

Misc. Hardware Action Replay CDX | Code Breaker | Kiosk | MP3 DC | MP3 DC Audio Player | Official Case | Treamcast
Third-party accessories Controllers | Controller converters | Miscellaneous
Unreleased Accessories DVD Player | Zip Drive | Swatch Access for Dreamcast | VMU MP3 Player
Arcade Variants NAOMI | Atomiswave | Sega Aurora
  1. ↑ https://www.digi.no/artikler/lop-na-hvis-du-vil-ha-sega-dreamcast/329911
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