Justin

The only Sega hardware I felt was a waste was the Sega CD and 32X add-ons.  Sonic CD was the only Sega CD game I could find in my area worth anything and Star Wars was fun on the 32X.  I never found any of the other games for these that were worth the purchase price.  Well I did find Sol-Fease on the Sega CD which was a fun shooter and had the six pack on CD as well but nothing spectacular.
Saturn I enjoyed with Daytona, Virtua Cop, Sonic Blast, WipeOut, Tomb Raider, D, Darius, and The Horde.  My only wish is that it could have got the same third party games that PlayStation got.  It might have too if Sega didn't shoot themselves in the foot releasing the system too early.
Dreamcast I absolutely love!  It was a game changer, underappreciated, undervalued, hardware.  It set standards and started the whole online gaming aspect.  I got a PS2 only after Sega left the hardware part of gaming.  And that was only to get Gran Turismo 3 A Spec.  I supported Dreamcast spiritually.  I wanted it to succeed.  It must have if Sega couldn't keep up with the demands and pre orders.

The first Zelda, Metroid , and Dragon Warrior, ate up most of my weekend mornings. 

I spent countless hours in EDF on the SNES.  I'd be doing really good until the 5th level.  Sadly, using continues left you with an under powered ship making it virtually impossible to push through.  After a while, and many attempts and starting completely over, I'd rage quit and play F-Zero or work on Zelda.

I love Dreamcast. Sadly mine is starting to get finicky about reading discs. It won't play half my games anymore.

Same to you and yours Rick.

I might be interested in purchasing or trading for one of those Dreamcasts if you ever consider letting one go. I bought one the day they came out but let it go many years ago. It's one of the few systems I don't currently have. I was living those VMU Dreams in the late '90s.

Here here!!🍷

Welcome!
 

I might be interested in purchasing or trading for one of those Dreamcasts if you ever consider letting one go. I bought one the day they came out but let it go many years ago. It's one of the few systems I don't currently have. I was living those VMU Dreams in the late '90s.

Still have 3 Dreamcasts sitting in my closet as well as a modded Saturn and a ton of games, yes I enjoy many of them still but I cannot quite say it generated that same excitement for me personally.

SMS and Genesis were special indeed. 

And count me as a weirdo that LOVED the Dreamcast.  In fact, Dreamcast was the first "next gen" console I bought for myself.  I passed on the NES, SNES, etc because I was poor and in college, and very into PC gaming then. 
 

Definitely the more I use and adjust I am digging it more and more.  

Thanks, Kid! Trying to make this a special place that you'll all enjoy.

Happy Birthday Rick! It's crazy how time flies. I hope you had a wonderful birthday! Yours is very close to mine, mine was on the 20th. Best wishes for your big year!

WELCOME TO THE CLUB SIR! Here is your robe , pipe and slippers, take a seat by the fireplace and I shall return with your complimentary sifter of Brandy!

Mmmmm, Brandy. Cheers.
 

Happy birthday!!!
 

Congrats! Looks nice!