Great interview, definitely cool to learn about this fan game that was honestly a blind spot for me. I can totally see why others felt like they had to take matters into their own hands - such as ...

In the spring of 2021, in my sun-soaked Seattle, WA apartment, I stumbled upon Jet Set Radio HD on Steam. It had been 20 years since the game’s creation during the dot-com boom, and so I found myself ...

Of course, the release schedule slowed to a trickle towards the end, but the fact that nearly a 100 games were officially released for the Dreamcast in Japan after the PAL and North American markets ...

In the 18 year absence of the series' third entry, I still needed something to scratch the Shenmue itch, and with many now wondering when a fourth instalment is going to happen, I find myself ...

Likewise, that game's sequel - the subject of this very article - was developed by Video System in a silo away from the Nintendo 64 version of F1 World Grand Prix II and comparing the two titles side ...

What I do remember though, is the magazine reviews. The journos of the era, I seem to recall, while not crushingly negative, weren't exactly enamoured with Doom 64: some reviews slagged off the sprite ...

Sega Race Controller/Rally Wheel – The Dreamcast’s first-party wheel was commonplace and considered reliable by some, but others regarded it as cheaply made and bare bones. Mad Catz MC2 – Perhaps the ...

Thanks to the efforts of Derek Pascarella and his team, for the first time in history we can enjoy the obscure French-exclusive Dreamcast title, Taxi 2: The Game, in English. Derek has released the ...

Unfortunately, for those who can't speak Japanese, the only English text in the entire game is "PRESS START BUTTON" on the initial title screen, and after that, everything else is a shot in the dark.

Anyway, if you're not familiar with WAVE Game Studios, their history, and what they have planned for the future; hopefully you will be by the end of this interview. Furthermore, if you're an ...