A reader reveals how Shenmue on the Sega Dreamcast completely changed his attitude towards video games, after growing up with a Mega Drive.
Gaming has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. Like many kids in the ‘90s, I grew up in the middle of the great console wars. I had the SNES, my best mate had his Mega Drive, and we’d visit each other, playing our favourite games. I truly got to experience the best of both worlds. How could it get better than this?
October 1999 comes along and Sega releases the much-anticipated Dreamcast. At this point, I have been paying attention to its release, but it wasn’t doing anything to make me look away from my Nintendo 64. Sonic Adventure looked great (for the time), Sega Rally was always a winner, but I could play that in the arcades. So