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Mixed or average reviews- based on 14 Ratings
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Negative: 6 out of 14
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Aug 15, 2011How can Sega call four games a collection? How can this represent the amazing feat that was the Sega Dreamcast?
To release content that was already available on XBLA was either an incredibly stupid move or a greedy one. Lets hope that Sega rectifes this abomination and gives us something that will truey give this console the great respect it deserves. -
Jul 16, 2012
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Feb 26, 2011Way to make a good first impression, Sega. 4 games- two of which are already on xbla/psn, a sequel to a series no one in north america has played before, and....a fishing game. Without the fishing controller that made it fun (at the time). Of all the awesome DC games that Sega made they choose these. Pathetic.
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May 24, 2015Argh, these people need to get their nostalgia goggles off their heads. The games are PERFECTLY FINE. I think they are a decent enough collection, and if you thought it would be as huge as the Genesis collection, one word; space.
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Feb 5, 2021
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Oct 25, 2020Good Ports
But Its Missing Games
Like Jet Set Radio Crazy Taxi 2 Shemu Sonic Adventure 2 Marvel Vs Capcom 2 Soulcalibur Phantasy Star Online ChuChu Rocket! and more
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May 23, 2011The four games in this collection may not be the most famous out of the Dreamcast line-up, but they cover a broad field of game types. If you can overlook the awful main menu, you get a lot of good games for just a few bucks.
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Apr 17, 2011A really sad collection that's just trying to milk money out of the Dreamcast brand and nostalgia.
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Apr 11, 2011The lack of actual Dreamcast versions, the utterly pointless inclusion of Sega Bass Fishing, the nonexistent nostalgic extras and the lack of effort in presentation all make Dreamcast Collection an unfaithful representation of the glorious Dreamcast era.