I guess there were a few things that got me into dreamcast though. i'm not exactly sure when it was i bought my first dreamcast, but i've owned at least four different consoles. not to mention online right out of the box and great games for pretty much every genre. dreamcast came out and totally changed the look of video games with smooth 3D worlds and 2D games that didnt have to be butchered up or compromised just to fit on a home console (SF3!!!). psone had bad draw distances and pixelated 3D and N64 had the fog and blurry 3D. around that time, i actually had something like 4 different subscriptions to video game magazines and there certainly wasn't a lack of coverage. With a strong playerbase, Dreampipe could be an xbox live for Dreamcast.I do remember sega's whole ad campaign before and after the dc release here in the states. Hope to see new people on Dreampipe BB, IRC and in-game. Games currently under work to have their online functions restored Information for connecting to game servers and finding players is here If you've read this far, chances are you're interested. It looks funky on PC because it's formated for Dreamcast
You can also access it in a bunch of games, hopefully soon all of them. In addition to a few, but not all, Dreamcast game servers The message board handles private messages via console E-Mail client, and a Dreamcast compatible IRC server is hosted by Dreampipe. In addition to all of those features, the site also takes advantage of the Dreamcast web browser software's E-Mail client, and IRC client. AND a fully featured web builletin, customized and optimized for use on Sega Dreamcast. In addition to a vast library of DLC, gamesaves, games/icons/animations for the Visual Memory Unit, news, status of online players with Dreamcast Now! intergration ( ). It's the only website I know of with videos and music that play on the Dreamcast. The goal is to be a community contained on the console itself. The name is a play on Steam's "Steampipe" network infastructure. I've also started a community called Dreampipe. After you get it setup, you have a working in-home dialup ISP! You have to induct electricity into the phone cord, but this is simple. It was nostalgic, but while having a new experience at the same timeĪll you need is a Raspberry Pi and a generic USB modem (Dell USB modems work great). I got mine out of the garage last year, got it online and pretty much haven't went back to PC or any console. I used to be really big into PC, but I really only play Dreamcast anymoreįor those of you who've had a Dreamcast in the past, but never played online, it's a really cool experience to get yours connected to the internet. I'm making this post to invite others to come play Dreamcast online multiplayer. It's safe to say a few of you people browsing this game hub found out about this game by owning it on Dreamcast way back when.
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