I've got some pretty fond memories of the Dreamcast. My first memory of the Dreamcast was probably playing it at a friends house who happened to have one, and I had a PS2. Me being the gamer that I am, and grew up playing Sonic on my genesis, ended up spending a fews nights over his place playing Sonic. Looking back, I really didn't enjoy it all that much, but because it was something different that I had never played before, I continue collecting rings.
My next memory, and one that I'll never live down, was sometime after the launch of the PS2, and I was browsing my local K.B. Toys with my parents around holiday time. I had some money from cards I'd received, and was looking around the store, and saw that i could purchase a Dreamcast for sixty dollars, and was sold on that idea right away. As I waited in line, My eye caught a Furby, which had been all the rage at the time, and was also running about the same price as my Dreamcast. Out of some thought process, I ended up buying a holiday themed furby for sixty dollars, instead of a Dreamcast. I still to this day have that furby as a testament to the worst mistake I've ever made in my entire life. I never even used the thing more then the first day when I brought it home from the toy store....
My last and latest memory of the Dreamcast is my most favored. I was graciously gifted a Dreamcast from my coworker while i was still working at my local video game establishment, and he gave me all of the Resident Evil games for the Dreamcast. I had never played a Resident Evil game, but was in love with story and characters before I ever picked up the controller. So I played both Resident Evil 2 and 3 on my Dreamcast, and It had to have been one of my best gaming experiences by far.I just wish there was more game that I could play on the console, besides the cult favorites like Jet Grind Radio, Space Channel 5, and Crazy Taxi. I love my Dreamcast.

I've got some pretty fond memories of the Dreamcast. My first memory of the Dreamcast was probably playing it at a friends house who happened to have one, and I had a PS2. Me being the gamer that I am, and grew up playing Sonic on my genesis, ended up spending a fews nights over his place playing Sonic. Looking back, I really didn't enjoy it all that much, but because it was something different that I had never played before, I continue collecting rings.
My next memory, and one that I'll never live down, was sometime after the launch of the PS2, and I was browsing my local K.B. Toys with my parents around holiday time. I had some money from cards I'd received, and was looking around the store, and saw that i could purchase a Dreamcast for sixty dollars, and was sold on that idea right away. As I waited in line, My eye caught a Furby, which had been all the rage at the time, and was also running about the same price as my Dreamcast. Out of some thought process, I ended up buying a holiday themed furby for sixty dollars, instead of a Dreamcast. I still to this day have that furby as a testament to the worst mistake I've ever made in my entire life. I never even used the thing more then the first day when I brought it home from the toy store....
My last and latest memory of the Dreamcast is my most favored. I was graciously gifted a Dreamcast from my coworker while i was still working at my local video game establishment, and he gave me all of the Resident Evil games for the Dreamcast. I had never played a Resident Evil game, but was in love with story and characters before I ever picked up the controller. So I played both Resident Evil 2 and 3 on my Dreamcast, and It had to have been one of my best gaming experiences by far.

I just wish there was more game that I could play on the console, besides the cult favorites like Jet Grind Radio, Space Channel 5, and Crazy Taxi. I love my Dreamcast.