Graphics: This was the first 128 bit system released. Its graphics weren't perfect, but they were pretty good for its time. The Playstation 2 came out a bit later, and the Dreamcast's graphics weren't quite as good. They fare well against the 3 new systems, though.

Controllers: Possibly the most comfortable controllers for a system. They aren't too big (Xbox), or too crammed with buttons (Playstation 2). I would've liked it more if it were a bit heavier.

Pros: The best graphics of for it's time, best controller made so far.

Cons: The system didn't last very long. Its original price was $200, and it droped to $150 soon after. It's impossible to find a new console now. Unlike the Genesis, it only had two actual Sonic games, unless you count Sonic Shuffle, but that wasn't rated very well. There might be other Sonic games that I don't know about, but they're not important if I don't know about them.

Bottom Line: It's a good system, worth spending $50 or so dollars on. I have a bunch of good Dreamcast games, and a lot of them you can still get. You can buy Skies of Arcadia for it, and there are also other good RPG's. And, of course, Soul Calibur if you're into fighting games.

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