Each edition came with an additional fighter exclusive to that console. For the GameCube it was Link from the Legend of Zelda ...

Anyway, there you have it. The signs are looking good for Chew Chew Mimic, but once we get our grubby mitts on it, if there are any bits that we’re less keen on, then we’ll also be frank about that in ...

To celebrate, Dreamcast Junkyard and DreamPod founder Tom Charnock joins Lewis for a special retrospective episode. They dive into the podcast’s humble beginnings, and reminisce about some of its ...

I must confess, there’s been a flurry of Dreamcast news these last couple of months that has largely passed me by. Distracted by the day job, some new(ish) part-time studies, and about a billion hours ...

In his recent DCJY interview the former President of Sega of America, Peter Moore, put forward a passionate and convincing case as to why the Dreamcast was ahead of its time. One of the primary ...

Over the years, The Dreamcast Junkyard has conducted a series of polls that have given Dreamcast fans everywhere a chance to vote for their favourite games to ever grace the system, the results of ...

Ah, Radirgy. One of a handful of high-quality shoot 'em ups developed by MileStone Inc. to grace the Dreamcast in Japan, Radirgy boasts a colourful cel-shaded anime style, and a ridiculous plot that ...

Photo of the regular Segagaga release. Photo: doceggfan. When it came to masterminding Segagaga, there was truly only one man for the job. Step up Tetsu Okano, aka Tez Okano, aka "Zolger Tetsu", aka ...