Looks like Sega is hoping to make some ca-razy money off its old games.

The publisher said today that it would bring hit games from its Dreamcast console to the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 as downloadable titles. Sega will release the first game, Sonic Adventure, this fall. Crazy Taxi will follow it.

Dreamcast was Sega’s final game console, which it released in the U.S. on September 9, 1999. Although it had several high-quality games, it was faced with unbeatable competition in the form of the PlayStation 2, GameCube and Xbox. Sega stopped producing Dreamcast hardware in March 2001.

Sega’s plan to bring Dreamcast games to download services was tipped in a leaked document detailing the notes of a meeting between Sony and Sega last year.
It’s tough to think of Dreamcast games that need to be revived. Many of them already have been. There’s already a downloadable version of Rez, for example. I think the only one that I’d actually buy would be Jet Grind Radio.

Source: Sega Brings Dreamcast Games to Xbox, PS3 | GameLife | Wired.com

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