The Dreamcast Scene in the Media.

[DCEmu_Newsposter]

Ian Michael has posted at Imr Tech (http://imrtechnology.ngemu.com/index.html) some great news about the Dreamcast Scene being in the mainstream media:[br][br]Flipping through the newest edition of Retro Gamer magazine (Issue 2), I came upon the Dreamcast section, and to my disbelief on page 87 there it was, in print, I quote:[br][br]"Much better are the Single game Arcade Emulators - Stand alone emultors that run specific games. Past releases have included 1943, Bubble Bobble, Wonderboy and Street Fighter II."[br][br]If any of you have the edition and could post a scan of the article we would love to see it.[br][br]We thank Retro Gamer (http://www.livepublishing.co.uk/retro/) for posting some news about this great scene we have :)

[LyonHrt]

Well i made a post on something like this on dcevo in march.

http://www.dcevo.com/images/dcarticle.jpg
http://www.dcevo.com/images/bigboy.jpg

Here are the scans again for those who missed it :)

[Ian_micheal]

Yeah Only came out For us here australia this week. ;)

[M@jk]

in Poland, i making a article of DC every month (in magazine PSX EXTREME) this corner is named Dreamcast Lives 4ever.

[LyonHrt]

Yeah Only came out For us here australia this week. ;)

Damn.

Did you know that issue one was on ebay, and reached nearly £50? (here (http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4204164300&category=22 43)).

I remember looking at it (when it came out), but didn't bother to buy it lol

Still well worth buying if your into emulation, or retro remakes.

Issue 3 comes with loads of gremlin graphics games, ranging from c64 to amiga.

[wraggster]

in Poland, i making a article of DC every month (in magazine PSX EXTREME) this corner is named Dreamcast Lives 4ever.

Sounds great that does :)