Over the last year we've seen a veritable glut of Nintendo 64 titles ported to the Dreamcast, and as someone who owned Nintendo's 64-bit console back in the day (and still has a soft spot for the con...

First up, props go to PC Gamer for bringing this cool little news snippet to my attention. What am I talking about? Well, it appears that a very talented computer programmer (and fairly accomplished...

With Sega never providing a wireless control solution for the Dreamcast themselves, the task of creating one has fallen on aftermarket companies and fans alike. There's a load of options out there: y...

This past weekend I once again attended Bristol Video Games Expo; a gaming event hosted by friend of the Junkyard, Alex "The Sega Guru". Alex and his team have been hosting retro gaming events for a...

The cover of Vol. 88 of Continue Magazine featuring the design classic Dreamcast swirl.Although the Junkyard is almost an entirely online operation, our editorial collective has always harboured a lo...

The headline you see above is not some form of freaky clickbait, nor is it a two-month-early April Fool’s prank. It is, however, signalling one of the biggest pieces of Sega Dreamcast news that we...

Tokyo Xtreme Racer (or Tokyo Highway Challenge as most European players would remember) returned in 2025 for the PC, which we covered extensively in Episode 142 of The Dreamcast Junkyard DreamPod.On...

As I was trawling YouTube t'other day, an interesting video appeared on my feed. Amongst the usual walkthroughs on how to check motorcycle valve clearances and (totally warranted) rants about the ris...

Despite Capcom's Project Justice: Rival Schools 2 being one of the pricier Sega Dreamcast games, that hasn’t stopped fans from finding other ways to experience its 3D brawling action. These days,...

As I bid 2025 farewell to the tune of the traditional New Year's Eve song Auld Lang Syne, I contemplated the lyrics and their theme about leaving things in the past. I promptly disregarded that mess...