SEGA ends all support for Dreamcast

wohoo | September 13, 2007 | Industry News | Dreamcast

It's been a long time coming but the Dreamcast is now finally dead in SEGA's eyes as they end any and all support for the system. Dreamcast came out almost ten years ago, it's been fun!

Dreamcast’s lifespan has been been fairly impressive - it’s been almost ten year since the system launched in Japan.

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Silver Mirror | September 14, 2007

I remember reading somewhere that SEGA are saying every title in the last year is the last one but it never is
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Shane | September 15, 2007

I never even imagined they were still making stuff for it tbh. );
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The Deathwind | September 15, 2007

Wow. Keeping a system going for ten years? Good job Sega, but I think it's time you just went on as a third party company.
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Jaw Knee | September 15, 2007

The Dreamcast. Ahh it was fanastic, wasn't it?
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Storm | September 16, 2007

Their supposably final console...of course they'll keep up it's life span as long as they could. I still play the Marvel vs Capcom series on it at a friend's house to this very day. That and SC1.