Not every fighting game has to become an e-sport, and they don’t necessarily stick to the standard 2D, 1v1 framework established in Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat. Unfortunately, the game is now extremely rare, selling for more than $50 used from third-party sellers. It isn’t the deepest roster ever, but the tag-team fighter had enough depth to make it a competitive staple. Released in the arcade before coming to the Dreamcast, the game throws the most famous Marvel superheroes up against Capcom’s deep roster of characters from series like Street Fighter, Darkstalkers, Mega Man, and Resident Evil. Capcom: Infinite quite possibly killed the superhero game series for good, but it was at its absolute peak with Marvel vs. Though the excellent create-a-character option wasn’t introduced to the series for a few more years, the Dreamcast’s Soulcalibur not only proved that the fighting genre had a home on the Dreamcast, but that is was also a far more capable platform for those games than systems like the PlayStation and Nintendo 64.
With nearly 20 playable characters, the weapon-based fighting game was deep, replayable, and inspired a multiplayer community that remains strong today. Fighting SoulcaliburĪ successor to Soul Edge on the PlayStation and arcade, Soulcalibur is one of the most acclaimed fighting games of all time. Or take a look at our list of the best Sega Genesis games for even more nostalgia. Here are the best Sega Dreamcast games of all time, broken down by genre. In fact, many of these franchises live in today, although they no longer have a Sega platform to call home. But despite the tough competition, Sega was able to cobble together an incredible lineup of video games.
It was sort of wedged in between console generations, fighting against the N64 and PlayStation 1, then later on GameCube and PlayStation 2. Let’s be honest - the Dreamcast never got the respect it deserved.
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