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Sega Dreamcast: Marvel Vs. Capcom

February 9th, 2009 by Sean R.

This 2D fighter for the Sega Dreamcast pits an odd assortment of Capcom favorites and Marvel superheroes.

Marvel Vs. Capcom

On the Marvel side you have Spiderman, Captain America, Venom, War Machine, Hulk, Wolverine, and Gambit.

On the Capcom side, the motley crew includes Ryu, Zangief, Chun Li (Street Fighter 2), Captain Commando, Strider, Morrigan (Darkstalkers), and Mega Man.

Each player chooses two fighters in this tag team game, not including the additional “guest stars” you can call upon, and this game has every guest star except Charro! Read the rest of this entry…

Sega Dreamcast: Mr. Driller

January 17th, 2009 by Luke C.

Mr. Driller for the Dreamcast is a strange little puzzle game that has spawned a series of niche titles.

Dreamcast: Mr. Driller

The first thing you’ll notice when you start up Mr. Driller is that the entire game looks like candy. The main character is dressed in baby blue and a pastel pink, and the blocks through which he drills wouldn’t look out of place in a pack of Starburst. The sound design has the same aesthetic as the visuals.

Don’t let the kiddy look confuse you, though. Mr. Driller is one the hardest, most unforgiving puzzlers out there. Every block you destroy could potentially set off a chain reaction of falling and disappearing blocks; it’s amusing when you’re on top of the falling blocks, but can be terrifying when you’re in the middle of the pile. Read the rest of this entry…

Sega Dreamcast: Capcom Vs. SNK

January 15th, 2009 by Sean R.

Back in 2000, SEGA unleashed yet another fantastic 2D fighter: Capcom Vs. SNK which is just as good, if not better than Marvel Vs. Capcom 2.

Dreamcast: Capcom Vs. SNK

The 25+ characters are taken from Capcom’s Street Fighter series and SNK’s King of Fighters games.

The thing I like about this game is that all of the fighters are human, and the combat is mostly hand-to-hand. The Marvel Vs. Capcom games are flashy, but all the projectile, flying, and over-the-top attacks get to be a bit much. Read the rest of this entry…

Sega Dreamcast: Power Stone

January 7th, 2009 by Sean R.

Games like Capcom’s Power Stone exemplify why hardcore gamers and retro game collectors love the Sega Dreamcast console so much.

Sega Dreamcast: Power Stone

Power Stone is a breath of fresh air in a tired 3D fighting genre, brimming with innovative ideas and wild arcade action.

It’s difficult to believe this was an early Dreamcast game, because few fighting games have surpassed it in terms of graphics and gameplay.

Power Stone pits two warriors in close-quartered environments like a factory, courtyard, or pirate ship.

The attractive battlegrounds are the ideal size so the characters can move around freely but not wander too far apart. Read the rest of this entry…

Sega Dreamcast: Crazy Taxi 2

January 4th, 2009 by Sean R.

Crazy Taxi 2 for the Sega Dreamcast is a lot like the original game, only with new scenery and a couple other minor upgrades.

Dreamcast Crazy Taxi 2

That’s fine for people who didn’t play the first game, but for Crazy Taxi veterans this is awfully familiar.

This time the action takes place in New York City, but except for less hills and the addition of a large bridge, the scenery really doesn’t look a whole lot different from the first game. Read the rest of this entry…

Sega Dreamcast: Marvel Vs. Capcom 2

December 2nd, 2008 by Sean R.

The first Marvel Vs. Capcom for the Sega Dreamcast wasn’t all that great, but this one is truly awesome.

Marvel Vs. Capcom 2

First of all, there are an incredible 56 playable characters! You get all your favorite Marvel, Street Fighter, and Darkstalker characters, plus a few surprises like Jill from Resident Evil.

The quality of the gameplay is sensational, with smooth, clean animation and breathtaking graphics. Some of the amazing backgrounds even feature 3D polygon graphics this time around. Read the rest of this entry…

Sega Trivia Contest Winner

November 28th, 2008 by Modern Classic Gaming

Hey Recycled Gaming readers, the time has come to announce the winner of our Sega Trivia Contest with the chance to win a Sega Dreamcast bundle.

We had over 600 entries from all around the world. In the beginning, we figured maybe 50-100 entries total would come in but this was just an amazing turnout!

First we would like to thank everyone from around the world who submitted their entries into our contest. We appreciate your support.

Second, we would like to thank Sega Nerds for helping spread the word about our contest.

Ok and now… drum roll please… Ladies and Gents, our first Recycled Gaming contest winner is… “Vic” from Southern California, USA.

Earlier this morning we contacted Vic about winning our Sega Trivia contest and he sent us the below picture:

Contest Winner: Vic

Needless to say, Vic was super excited to win and is looking forward to receiving his Sega Dreamcast gaming bundle.

And now, for those who are curious, below are the winning answers to our Sega Trivia contest: Read the rest of this entry…

Be Sure To Enter Our SEGA Trivia Contest

November 14th, 2008 by Modern Classic Gaming

Don’t miss your opportunity to enter our SEGA Trivia Contest with the chance at winning a SEGA Dreamcast Bundle:

SEGA DreamCast Bundle

SEGA DreamCast Bag

Here are the specific details of what’s included in this retro gaming prize package:

This is so exciting! Recycled Gaming has already received hundreds of entries from all around the globe including Madrid Spain, Rio de Janeiro Brazil, Germany, USA, UK, Canada and many other places.

We had no idea how much interest there would be for this contest. Stay tuned as the winner will be picked and announced two weeks from today.

Be sure and get your contest entry in sooner verse later. You only have one week left to get your entry submitted. Thanks and good luck!

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