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New Survival Horror Game Being Developed Exclusively for Dreamcast

Fans of Sega’s classic Dreamcast console from the late 90s can look forward to an all-new horror game in the works exclusively for the system.

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One might think the world has long since moved on from Sega’s final home console, the Sega Dreamcast, but one small gaming studio isn’t giving up on it 25 years later.

Pixelheart announces new Dreamcast survival horror game

The Sega Dreamcast’s lifespan was quite short-lived. It initially launched in Japan in 1998, almost a full year before its worldwide rollout in late 1999. As it was Sega’s home console swansong, fans only had around three short years to enjoy the system and its flurry of new game releases before it was discontinued early on in 2001.

Even with Sega having been replaced by Microsoft’s Xbox in gaming’s “Big Three” for the past 25 years, with no word from Sega about a desire to return to the console space any time soon, there are still tons of retro gaming fans who are passionate about Sega’s last console, some even going as far as to continue developing........

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