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Indie developers continue to release new games for Sega's Dreamcast console

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Despite Sega discontinuing the Dreamcast console in 2001, independent developers continue to create new games for it over 25 years later. This is largely due to the console's accessible development platform and its rudimentary online capabilities, which were not tied to network services that Sega could remotely shut down. The latest example is "White Creek," a survival-horror game designed specifically for the Dreamcast, showcasing the dedication of indie developers and fans to keeping the console's legacy alive. AI

RANK_REASON The article discusses ongoing development and release of new games for an older, discontinued console, highlighting community and indie efforts rather than a new product launch from the original manufacturer.

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Indie developers continue to release new games for Sega's Dreamcast console

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Jessica Conditt) ·

    Sega's Dreamcast retro console is still getting new games 25 years after it was abandoned

    The retro console is still a favorite for gamers who appreciate simplicity of older tech but still want online play.

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