I never had a Dreamcast, so the fact I could play these Dreamcast jewels was brilliant. For me Sonic and Crazy Taxi were incredible, but didn't really play the other two.

Hubby loves it

This is a great blast from the past for the price. The only thing that would've made this better is if they also included Daytona USA (from my perspective anyways). I think the price point is the trick here for determining its true value.

I bought this game, cause I played it on the dreamcast. Lots of good levels on it. Only wish they halved the loading time. Every time you go to another section it loads. Other than that it is a very good game, just wish there were more levels.

God damn , we loved the Dreamcast. Love, in fact, present tense; Sega's white wonder still gets dug out of the cupboard from time to time when we want to indulge in the unusually high percentage of quality software the console enjoyed.

i really don't get all the fuss is it not that bad but it far from perfect even thought these games are already on Xbox live there are people who what to play this with no internet but yet the bad part is the choices like Sega bass fishing and left out the good games like jet set radio or sonic...

good collection of solid sega dreamcast games... worth it for the sonic game alone if you like platformers...

Ugh. This was such a goddamn let down. The games on them were great, sure. But the fact that the ONLY new thing on the ENTIRE DISC was a crappy menu with low-res backgrounds and rehashed music was a real kick to where you find it hurts. There's not even any new achievements.

When we posted our top ten picks for Dreamcast games we'd like to see on Xbox Live Arcade, we thought we'd done a pretty good job of covering all bases. This first Dreamcast Collection for the Xbox 360, then, doesn't actually contain a single one of our picks. Ahh... umm. Right.

Word of warning, Sonic Adventure has boarders either side of the screen, so it's not wide screen at all. It was the one game I bought this for, and I've played it until completion on both the Dreamcast and the Gamecube.