Many games have been independently developed for the Dreamcast by homebrew developers. Most of these games were commercially released long after the end of the. Hi all, This is a price guide of what roughly the Pal Sega Dreamcast games are worth and how much they sell for on ebay.ive based my list on games being complete.

It may have been the last nail in Sega's hardware-producing coffin, but the Dreamcast was an impressive console. Not only was it a relative powerhouse for its time, it also brought some of today's staple console features to the masses, long before other companies followed suit. The Dreamcast was the first major console to include a modem as standard for online play, it introduced the intriguing, but never-really-properly-used VM memory units, microphone attachments for voice-controlled games and even high definition visuals via a special VGA box. True, Sega had already treated its fan base badly with the likes of the poorly-received and supported Mega CD (Sega CD in the US) and debacle that was the 32X, but if not for past mistakes, the Dreamcast may well have been in its second, or even third incarnation about now, even with the PlayStation's competition. With full customer loyalty behind it, who knows where the Dreamcast's story would have taken us? Sadly, Sega didn't have full fan support, and sluggish sales, along with the arrival of Sony's PlayStation sounded the death knell for the unit, and Sega's hardware division went with it, leaving what was formally a gaming powerhouse as a mere software publisher.

Despite all of this, the Dreamcast managed to provide us with some truly excellent games during its relatively short tenure, some even considered by many to be definitive versions. Some of these titles were Dreamcast exclusives, whilst others were superb ports of games also found on other platforms. Here, we're going to take a look at our top picks from the console, from 25 down to one. We're going to focus on commercial titles here, and so won't be including any of the homebrew titles available (that's a whole other article in itself). So, lets get started.

Sears Roadtalker 40 Manual. Silver was an underrated gem of an RPG, first released on PC, then on Dreamcast, and it was a unique real-time combat role player. Visually similar in style to Final Fantasy VII, the game's characters were 3D polygonal models that wandered around pre-rendered environments.

Combat wasn't at all turn-based, instead you had full control of David, the protagonist, as well his party of followers met during his quest against the evil wizard, Silver. The game was fully voice acted, a rarity for the genre at the time, and although the RPG elements were fairly basic, it was an absorbing adventure. Sims 3 Baby Changing Table. A very hit and miss title, Seaman (queue endless schoolboy jokes) was undoubtedly the most intriguing game on this list.