A dreamcast documentary(s) by Archipel and G4TV (with interviews from dreamcast game devs.)

[beanboy]

Update:

I finally found the dreamcast documentary, done by G4TV many years ago. I was going to put the link in my post yesterday, but my internet was giving beans. I put the link to the documentary, in my first post on page 1.

Surprisingly, alot of people have never seen this documentary before. But for others who have seen it many years ago, this will be a big nostalgic trip for them.

In the documentary, they interview devs who worked on Rez, Space Channel 5 etc. And they even interview Bernie Stolar. So enjoy this timeless classic everyone.

[beanboy]

Bump.

[mr.kaeru]

On the topic of "dreamcast history related videos", in this interview, Peter Moore is talking quite a lot about his work at Sega. Really insightful.

[McGaffryson]

God, I remember that G4 documentary. I think I was, like, eight or nine when I was browsing YouTube for Dreamcast related content and came across that. I think it was one of the plethora of things that convinced me to start saving up for one, since I thought the story and significance behind it was grand.

As for the two part one you posted, I'm going to have to watch that soon. It looks interesting.

[beanboy]

Yeah, I myself was kinda young when the G4 dreamcast documentary came out. It was alot of fun to watch, excluding the sad part when they talked about sega discontinuing the dreamcast. The two part documentary is cool, check it out whenever you have some time.

[beanboy]

Bump for anyone who missed this topic.

[beanboy]

Up and away.

[beanboy]

I have been seeing people commenting on youtube, saying they are looking for some worthy dreamcast documentaries, that aren't a waste of their time. Notice the word "worthy." Let me bump this topic up, so if they visit this site, they can easily find some.

[mrneo240]

This is so co. Thankabe this a

[beanboy]

Time to bump this up for 2022.