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Voting is now open for The Dreamcast Junkyard's Top 25 Dreamcast Indie Games vote. You have until the 31st of January 2024 to tell us your favourite indie/homebrew games for the Dreamcast!

There will also be extra awards for Best Indie Developer, Best Indie Publisher and Most Anticipated Future Indie Release, so have your say!

The voting is now closed.

View the results here: https://www.thedreamcastjunkyard.co.uk/2024/02/the-top-25-dreamcast-indie-games-voted.html

Hello friends, I made a retrospective video, with all the hottest releases, hacks, play 2 games on Dreamcast, sonic mania, ports of 2023, it's really cool, I hope you like it!
Happy 2024, Dreamcast forever!

Retrospectiva: https://youtu.be/MQiKPIuucf0

To celebrate the Dreamcast turning 25 we just released Slow Mole+

This is the expanded version of the 8-bit game, now playable on Sega Dreamcast!
The whole game is designed around a unique checkpoint mechanic that will only award a checkpoint when the player proves their mastery of a screen. It can be very challenging at times, but rest assured, it's equally rewarding.

Dev page here:
https://slowmolestudio.itch.io/slow-mol ... -dreamcast

Well here is my show it's featuring the new game i was a beta tester of and other things

Hey guyz,

Cyborg Force is a "run & gun" action game developed primarily for the Neo Geo. It features 5 levels (divided into 2 sub-levels + 1 boss level) and aims to reproduce the 1990s arcade feel we love.

[Youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wb_Pd8YxhaI[/Youtube]

It has been natively ported to Dreamcast (Thx for Ian Micheal again for his help on this one! ) and is part of the Cyborg Force RomStick Edition which is available now for pre-order. :)

https://www.neobyteforce.com/shop/dreamcast

Enjoy!!

Neo Byte Force Team

Seven Propeller Arena prototypes are now available for free download from the game's redesigned homepage. There's an alternative version (a must-try), an E3 version, a Debug Menu version and more.



I investigated it. I was able to obtain some information by talking to people who had worked on the game. I took the opportunity to write a Making-of. The 7 prototypes tell us a lot about Propeller Arena behind the scenes:

https://www.sega-dreamcast-info-games-p ... t-download

The Propeller Arena prototype of April 3, 2001 is an alternative version of the game, a sort of new game inside the game (a must-try):

https://www.sega-dreamcast-info-games-p ... prototype/

The June 5 Propeller Arena prototype fea [...]

Limited Stock now available at http://www.rightsprite.co.uk


FEATURES:

640×480 resolution 60 fps
Anamorphic widescreen support
Region Free
Auto save to VMU
Single-player Quick Match and League
Online multiplayer (2-4 players)
Local multiplayer (1-4 players)
Six unique stadiums
Eight car designs
Autosave to VMU (required – 2 blocks)
Jump Pack support
Online League Table

Purchase the latest Dreamcast at right sprite and more indie titles that are available.
https://www.rightsprite.co.uk/shop/driving-strikers/

Discovery of an Unreleased Japanese prototype of Quake 3 Arena Dreamcast. We go behind the scenes with Scott Hawkins who worked on Q3A DC's online mode, and shares his fond memories and anecdotes about the port.

Did you know that SEGA was considering releasing Quake 3 for DC in Japan?

Thanks to Scott Hawkins for his testimonial about the Dreamcast port of Quake 3 Arena. At the time, online gaming was in its infancy.

Could Quake 3 Arena have found fans in Japan?

https://www.sega-dreamcast-info-games-p ... se-version