The future came early… and it had a built-in modem.

Say hello to the console that was way ahead of its time. The Sega Dreamcast, released in 1999, delivered arcade-perfect graphics, online gameplay, and a controller with a freaking memory card that had a screen. It was bold. It was fast. It was Sega’s final home console — and it still has a cult following for a reason.

Whether you were dodging helicopters in Crazy Taxi, battling it out in Soul Calibur, or going full Super Saiyan in Power Stone, the Dreamcast brought next-gen vibes before the 2000s even started.

Product Highlights:

• Original Sega Dreamcast console (NTSC-U, 1999 release)
• Features 56K modem built-in for early online gameplay
• Iconic VMU (Visual Memory Unit) compatible for save games and mini-games (sold separately)
• Library includes hits like Sonic Adventure, Jet Grind Radio, Shenmue, and Marvel vs. Capcom 2
• One of the most collectible and beloved retro systems among fans and developers alike

🎮 It blinked. It buzzed. It connected to the internet. Long live the Dreamcast.