25 Years of Dreamcast
Still "Thinking" 25 Years Later
On September 9, 1999, North America was introduced to one of the most revolutionary gaming platforms of all time…and what was then unbeknownst to many, Sega’s swan song in the console race.
Billed as “It’s Thinking” in its American advertising campaign, the Dreamcast was far ahead of its time with a online capability, its unique storage capacity in the GD-rom, a stand-alone console with its memory card – the VMU, and a slew of eclectic accessories and software that have yet to be repeated.
In celebration of The Dreamcast’s 25th North American Anniversary, LI Retro will be hosting an all-encompassing look at what made the console and its library so revolutionary, its legacy since, and the future of its preservation in history.
History Exhibit
This unique exhibit will explore the history, high points, and legacy that will symbolize the Dreamcast’s legendary status. This exhibit will feature games – all playable – that have help set it apart in the hearts of gamers to this day.
Dreamcast Gamer Package
Available for a limited time as an addon to any new or existing entry ticket, the Dreamcast Gamer Package features”
• A custom LI Retro Dreamcast Visual Memory Unit (VMU)*
• Your choice of TWO brand new indie Dreamcast Games (courtesy of VGNYSoft)
*VMU image from a prototype run
Dreamcast Indie Game Zone
Sponsored by VGNYSoft, experience a multitude of modern Dreamcast games created by independent developers. Sega may not support the hardware anymore, but this console is far from dead!
Gamers will be treated to the vast library of games to explore, including prototypes, newly released independent titles, and special modded titles – all of which showcasing the wide diversity of experiences only possible on the Dreamcast.
