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Games-
Bang! Gunship Elite- This is a 3D space dogfighting game. You are the pilot of
a scientificly advanced spaceship and the Alliance wants you to
fight for them against the Sektar race.
Dead or Alive 2- Released in 2000,
this is arcade style fighting game. The graphics were quite good,
and it was a very popular game, especially in Japan.
Frogger 2: Swampy's Revenge- In
this game, you can move in four directions to dodge cars and
boulders and navigate your way through complicated levels. you
could be Frogger, Lillie Frog, Tad and Treeby.
Half-Life- Half-Life is a first
person shooter with a science fiction story. You are Dr, Gordon
Freeman, a physicist caught in the middle of a research facility
that has been overrun by aliens. You must shoot your way out. The
game won over 50 awards.
Ooga Booga- Ooga Booga is an online
game for the Dreamcast. In this multiplayer game, you are in the
middle of a tribal ritual fight. Using shrunken heads, riding
animals, spells or staffs, you fight to impress your
goddess.
Sonic Adventure- Released
in with the Dreamcast, this game was another game depicting Sonic
the Hedgehog and his friends. Dr. Robotnik has learned of a monster
named Chaos, and plans to use it to conquer earth, Sonic must stop
him.
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Accessories-
Rumble Pack- Also known
as the jump pack, this accessory made the controller shake in
sequence with the game you were playing.

Controller- The
controller was, by some, considered big and hard to hold. It had
four buttons, one joystick, a D-pad, and two triggers.
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Visual Memory Unit VMU- The main use for the VMU was for a removable memory
source, but could be used as an alternate screen display or a
handheld game.
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Light Gun- The Light gun
was not released in the US because of the recent school shootings.
It was planned to be used on games like The House of the Dead 2,
and others.
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Dreameye- The Dreameye was a
digital camera/Webcam for the Dreamcast, but it was only released
in Japan. It came with a stand, microphone headset, batteries,
software, and the connection cables.
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