SakaTsuku Tokudaigou 2: J. League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou! is a sports management simulation game with RPG elements released for the Sega Dreamcast on December 13, 2001. It is part of the long-running SEGA "Let's Make a Pro Soccer Club!" series (also known as "Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurō!" or simply "SakaTsuku"). It serves as a direct sequel to J.League Pro Soccer Club o Tsukurou! (1999) and SakaTsuku Tokudaigou (2000).
The 2001 Dreamcast version of "SakaTsuku" delivered fully updated 2001 J.League experience. Both the real-world J.League clubs and the tournament structures reflect the 2001 season. All uniform designs have been accurately updated to match real-world kits. Thanks to the addition of Yokohama FC, J.League Division 2 now features 12 real-world clubs.
Beyond the league, you'll also have to manage your squad through the "J.League Cup," a home-and-away tournament, and the year-end "Winter Cup," a high-stakes single-elimination bracket. Depending on how deep your cup runs go, your team could play over
Battle Beaster 2 is an unreleased Sega Dreamcast game, and would have been the sequel to Battle Beaster. Announced in March 2001, it was cancelled for unknown reasons.
The Sega Dreamcast version of Baldur's Gate is an unreleased port of an RPG developed by BioWare. Planned for release in May 2000 (with porting work being handled by Sega themselves), it was delayed and ultimately cancelled.
Armada 2: Exodus was a planned Sega Dreamcast sequel to Armada. Despite being advertised, it was never released.
The game was set to support online play.
Alexander: The Road to Percia is an unreleased Sega Dreamcast game.
"Percia" is likely a mistranslation of "Persia", but all sources for this game use this mispelling.
Frontier is an unreleased Sega Dreamcast network-focused sci-fi RPG. It would have been a Dreamcast-exclusive game, developed by Turbine Studios and published by Sega shortly after the console's launch, but was cancelled for unknown reasons.
A censored and fully voiced port of Shirotsume Souwa. Also includes the short side-story "Tsunakawa-sanchi no Christmas".
Tokyo, year 2008.
There is a mysterious group that experts from various fields gather. And Souji is the most outstanding researcher in the group, who researches about combat androids. He has produced three androids, Ema, Sayu and Toka. They adore Souji, and live a peaceful life. But one day, combat robots invade into his laboratory, and the battle to the end starts....
Dreamcast conversion of the Atomiswave game.
It’s not emulation, it’s a conversion.
The only difference is the loading times between stages (cause Atomiswave is a cartridge hardware).
The King of Fighters XI is a 2D fighting game produced by SNK Playmore. It is the eleventh installment in The King of Fighters series following The King of Fighters 2003. It was originally released as a coin-operated arcade game for the Atomiswave platform in 2005.
Jahmong is a Sega Dreamcast online mahjong game developed and published by Visit. Released exclusively in Japan in August 2000,
Voice recognition mahjong game. It's a hot game with a voice recognition system like never before, with increased luck depending on the size of your voice.
Play against strong enemies all over the country at Gourmet Mode. From Hokkaido in the north to Kyushu in the south, around the country, get all the local specialties!!