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of a Dreamcast game showing all the capabilities of a Dreamcast
game (varies game by game)
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Starting in the top left: Orange Sega All Stars case, Import game, White Dreamcast Case, Black Dreamcast Case that started with the release of World Series 2K1.
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Sample microphone game: Box, Jewel case with instructions, microphone instruction manual, and microphone. Alien Front Online is shown. The only other North American release of this kind is Seaman.
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Sticker that came with the Atari Anniversary Pack 1.
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Sample PAL format game for Dreamcast with the blue spined case. |
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Evangelion Typing game. Comes with Banner, Fan, and game.
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The ever elusive Space Channel 5 Part 2 Limited Edition.Comes with silver headphones with interchangeable fuzzy white or black vinyl ear placements, galaxy bag and game.
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Sonic Adventure 2 Birthday Pack. For sale in Japan only. It included the box, the Sonic Adventure 2 game, gold coin, history of Sonic booklet, music CD. The blue folder is for the book, coin, and CD.
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One of the only (if not the only) Japanese games that used the DVD Keepsake case. Cosmic Smash
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Feet of Fury for the Sega Dreamcast. First homebrew for the Dreamcast Console. Made by and available from The Goat Store, LLC.
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The Bleemcast discs allowed certain Playstation games to be played on the Dreamcast with a slight boost in graphics. There were three "official" discs released: Gran Turismo 2, Metal Gear Solid, and Tekken 3. Gran Turismo was the first one released and was the only one that came in a paper case. The makers of Bleem started to work on another disc that would allow many more games to be played, rather than buying another Bleemcast game-specific disc.
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