Game Consoles

Sega Dreamcast

Release: September 9, 1999 (9|9|99 as advertised)

The Sega Dreamcast is the first 128-bit system. Four Analog Dreamcast controllers can be attatched to the system.

The Dreamcast also has a built-in 56k modem for online gaming. The modem is also designed to have faster modems attatched as technology progresses.

Facing a large deficit, Sega discontinued the Dreamcast in late 2001 and became a third-party game company.

The Dreamcast VMU memory cards have their own LCD screen to view information stored on them.

The Sega equivalent to the N64 Rumble Pack

Arcade-like digital controller with 6 action buttons.

For sending text information over the internet such as e-mail.

Steering wheel add-on for racing games.