Doraemon is an absolutely legendary series in its native land of Japan. The titular Doraemon is a blue robot cat who is sent back in time to tell a ten-year-old to get his shit together, otherwise his ...

Both ports come courtesy of Dreamcast porting genius jnmartin84, the same magician behind the Dreamcast ports of DOOM 64, Star Fox 64, Mario Kart 64 and Super Mario 64. Sonic R has been cooking for ...

Imagine if After Burner and Star Fox came together one drunken night and you'll have a good idea of what HyperSolar is all about. We were sent the current build by the developer, and it looks ...

Throughout history there are numerous examples of the story behind the creation of a particular piece of media being more interesting than the final product. Take for example, the 1996 movie The ...

Frogbull has also made a cool video that compares his port to the original Saturn version, so check that out below. At the moment, only the first level is ported and playable, with limited access to ...

Ask your average gamer with a passing interest in the Dreamcast to name their favourite titles for the system, and there is a good chance that you might hear answers like Shenmue, Skies of Arcadia, or ...

Another day, another dollar. And by 'dollar,' I of course mean 'obscure Dreamcast baseball game has been brought back online.' This time, the game in question is Smilebit's Pro Yakyuu Team de Asobou ...

What a crazy time we're living in. I woke up this morning to a message telling me that we've officially entered the era of NAOMI games being ported to the Dreamcast by fans, with Cleopatra Fortune ...

Back in 2022, The Dreamcast Junkyard travelled to the fair city of Nottingham to take part in Nottingham Video Games Expo '22. Nary four years later we were back to our old shenanigans, once again ...

We here at The Dreamcast Junkyard team have expressed many times over the years how the Sega Dreamcast indie/homebrew library has been desperately in need of a fully fledged horror title. We've ...

Sports games often get short shrift from retro game collectors. Just think about the rows and rows of FIFA and Madden entries lining pre-owned game store shelves, with not even a price sticker of a ...

I'm pretty good at unintentionally avoiding the zeitgeist. I mean, I write for a Dreamcast blog, for God's sake (so perhaps it is more intentional than I realise?) But this is why I'm still yet to ...