Imagine if this game came out on the

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Dreamcast Era had the greatest art direction

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That one time I drew fan-art for Crazy Taxi

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Absolutely love this ad campaign for the Dreamcast launch.

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Rouge, from Capcom’s ‘Power Stone’ on the Dreamcast.

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The artwork third from the top also appeared in the Dreamcast Promotion Disk (1998-10-22) and the game Spike Out. That one’s my personal favorite since it’s pretty close to Saturn era Sonic.

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1. Sonic's Dreamcast-Ps2 era redesigns!
2. Sonic Adventure 2
3. Shadow the Hedgehog
4. The really great stories some of the games tell ❤️

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We're celebrating 5 years of our podcast DreamPod! The original team of Tom, and get together for a chat, and there are lots of lovely messages from listeners too!

Here: https://t.co/gage6LsJWH

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Ryoma, from Capcom’s ‘Power Stone’ on the Dreamcast.

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Let's play Dreamcast

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Power Stone 2 / Dreamcast / Capcom / 2000

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I did some updates to my Sonic design. Longer quills and Dreamcast era proportions. puffier gloves too.










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Dreamcast will always be so great to me ❤️❤️😍🥰
Late 90s-early 2000s Sega games had so much flare, they were so stylish & rad!! Peak gaming era for me

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I loooooove capcom fighting games. Plasma sword looks awesome but, that might just be because I love Hyato lol. Dreamcast Capcom games are fab fam. Finding a good fight stick now a days is too tough.

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Thanks to the Sega Dreamcast, we can all still experience the great outdoors indoors:

We can enjoy sunny beaches.
Play squash.
Question the very nature of existence itself.
Fight giant octopi in the depths of a large ship.

So life remains, more or less, the same.

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Artwork of characters from ‘Super Magnetic Neo’ for the Sega Dreamcast, from the Japanese version.

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Hard to say if these have been the most influential, but they were what I was playing as a kid. MK Trilogy (PS1), Sonic Adventures (Dreamcast), Legend of the Mystical Ninja (SNES), Super Mario (N64).

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Maken X is a game for dreamcast developed by Atlus with the art of Kazuma Kaneko. Between the weird enemies also fake world leaders, including fictional Pope and US president.

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