Editing Dreamcast (section)

==Why It's Thinking==
#It ends the Sega console market on an extremely high note. That's why, this is Sega's farewell console.
#Many great titles, including ''[[Sonic Adventure]]'', ''[[Shenmue]]'', ''[[Metropolis Street Racer]]'', ''[[Jet Set Radio]]'', ''[[Ikaruga]]'', ''Crazy Taxi'', ''Power Stone 2'', ''SoulCalibur, NBA 2K and NBA 2K1, NFL 2K and NFL 2K1, NHL 2K and NHL 2K2.''
#It was the first home console to include a modem to connect to the Internet for online play out of the box. Some online games even work to this day through homebrew servers.
#It was very powerful at the time it was released.
#Lots of high-quality sports games and arcade ports. Speaking of arcade ports, the Dreamcast was based on the Naomi hardware, and thus many games for the Naomi had arcade-perfect ports to the Dreamcast.
#It supports native VGA and can output a lot of its games up to 480p.
#The memory card for the Dreamcast, the VMU, not only allowed gamers to save data but also offered gameplay features and even acted as a handheld gaming device itself. During gameplay, it shows mini-images relevant to the game. Some games even use this feature for actual gameplay purposes. This idea would be used further for the [[Wii U]].
#It also works as a CD player and an online browser, though browsing no longer works without a modern adapter like DreamPi.
#More than 700 games for the system, an impressive feat considering it was on the market for less than 3 years.
#There was even a cable that made it compatible with the equally underrated [[Neo Geo Pocket Color]].
#The console supported order-independent transparency, which annihilated transparency issues.
#It is very durable as seen in WIRED's ''Console Wars'', where it survived a 15ft drop and being drenched in a whole bottle of Mountain Dew.
#there was even the Jump Pack which allowed the controller to rumble, like the Nintendo 64's Rumble Pak.
#It even has its game disc format "GD-ROM", which has 1GB of storage which is more compared to the PS1 and Saturn's CD's 700MB of storage.