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Dreamcast Years

Andrew Dickinson

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Podcast for DreamcastYears.co.uk The Dreamcast years was a period of time when gaming was in its golden age, which we categorise as between 1994 and 2013. Each time we'll discuss a different year in this time frame, sometimes with a special guest.
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This is the DreamPod - a podcast produced by The Dreamcast Junkyard focusing on all aspects of Sega Dreamcast culture, collecting and the community. Join your hosts as they discuss varied topics surrounding Sega's final console, and inevitably get side-tracked by other gaming news.
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Your audio source for Sonic games, comics, tunes, and everything blue, rapid, and spiky. Hosts GX Echidna, Evil Dr. Reef, and Saber Pilot chat weekly about all the happenings in the Sonic universe.
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Hear audio retrospectives on your favourite and lesser known SEGA musicians/composers with our new show "Individual". Each 2 hour episode features that person's musical history from their beginnings to recent/current fare.
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SEGA Generations is the show that takes its listeners through the ages of various SEGA game franchises, exploring what made them so popular, different facts from throughout their runs and, of course, the music that helped to make them great.
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Apart from the high quality shows that regularly invade your ears through our station, we at RadioSEGA also produce some one-off specials dedicated to games, soundtracks or even special times of the year. Check them out here!
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Want to go on an adventure? Sword of SEGA celebrates all SEGA based Role Playing Games, past and present. Join Tru Skies' party to hear music ranging from Phantasy Star to Yakuza!
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SEGA AGES

RadioSEGA

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SEGA AGES aired every Friday night taking a look back at the soundtracks to the games that define the history of SEGA. Whether it was hosted by ResidentSD or Simon Shirley, looking at a specific year, console or other SEGA-related theme, SEGA AGES was the place to celebrate the history of the gaming company we all love!
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The year is 20XX, and two sweaty boys, the happy go lucky Scott and his sarcastic friend Jim, discuss the weird and wonderful of the online world and everything pop culture! Tune in every weekend for an hour long show and maybe, you too, can get sweaty!
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You are now dialled in to a brand new DreamPod special on the Dreamcast's ultimate online killer app: Phantasy Star Online, or - in Lozz's words - "the greatest f***ing game in the world. Period." A staple of online console gaming back in the early 2000s, did you know that you can play PSO online on your Dreamcast in 2024? Assembled in The Dreamcas…
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Lewis is joined by Harvey (aka Pizza Hotline), Mike Rogers (aka MikeRox) and Derek Pascarella to round-up all the Dreamcast hardware and software developments that have been happening in the last few months. Listen in as 3/4s of the panel get handheld through technical discussions, and tales are told about smoking Hello Kitty Dreamcasts, fantasy cr…
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Let resident SEGA professor Nicolaas Hamman take you through the musical history of March 16th: RadioSEGA's 18th birthday!TRACKLISTING:00:00:00 Happy Birthday To RadioSEGA!00:00:07 Sonic Riders - Catch Me If You Can (Rockin' Beats Mix)00:05:42 Shanghai Dynasty - DYNASTY00:08:54 March 16th Pre-RadioSEGA (up to 2005)00:22:58 Roadsters - Rocket Base &…
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In the most exciting crossover since Jay-Z and Linkin Park did Collision Course, Brian and Lewis are joined by two stalwarts of both the Sega Saturn and Dreamcast community: SaturnDave and Patrick (TraynoCo) of SEGA SATURN, SHIRO! SHIRO! originally started in 2017 as a podcast dedicated to the Saturn, but has since grown into a website, YouTube cha…
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At the beginning of the year, we put the call out to the community to vote for their favourite indie releases for the Sega Dreamcast, and, as always, you have all responded in a big way, with more than double the amount of participants than the last time we did this vote way back in 2016. Well, we've now counted up all your votes, and can finally r…
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In a change to everyone's schedule... a special Tuesday edition of Viper's VGMture shows us what Team RadioSEGA's GameBlast effort is all about, including tunes from Jumping Flash! 2, Hades and Sonic Rush Adventure!TRACKLISTING:00:00:00 Battleblock Theater - Battleblock Theater00:04:06 Sonic Rush Adventure - Windmill Village Mode 500:05:32 Welcome …
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In the first DreamPod episode of 2024, James, Lozz and Lewis are joined by brand new Junkyarder Harvey (aka Pizza Hotline) to bring you a roundup of the most exciting things coming out of the Dreamcast scene! News discussed: New Jet Set Radio and Crazy Taxi games Octopus Dreamcast Compatible Arcade Fight Stick Retro Fighters StrikerDC wireless cont…
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In this bumper episode of Viper's VGMture, 2024 begins with a bang as we look back on the year just gone by. Join us for the best... and the worst of gaming in a real landmark year for the medium.TRACKLISTING:00:00:00 Bomb Rush Cyberfunk - DA PEOPLE00:04:19 Sonic Frontiers - Cyber Space 4-E: Dropaholic Remix00:08:21 Street Fighter 6 - Fête Foraine …
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On this episode, Kev and Lewis are joined by Nick Thorpe - the features editor for the excellent Retro Gamer magazine - to chat all about his career and the brand new issue 254, a Dreamcast special of the mag that releases today on the 21st of December. They also dig deep into Nick's passion for the Dreamcast, meeting the likes of Yu Suzuki, Yuji N…
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Viper's back for another WinterFest special to open the 4th and final day of the event! Join us for chatter about the weekend and plenty of relevant music.TRACKLISTING:00:00:00 LocoRoco Christmas Demo - muimui christmas ~MuiMui's Christmas~00:03:13 Marco de Jong - Last Christmas00:08:39 Welcome to Viper's VGMture00:19:44 Blue Stinger - Merry Christ…
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Join Fiddledo on our WinterFest Sunday as she sets the vibes with another instalment of Fiddledo Presents: Chat and Chill. On this edition, Fiddle talks about her favourite games she beat this year and what games she wants out of next year!TRACKLISTING:Ristar - Round 2-1 - Splash Down!!Nintendo eShop - Holiday 2015 (Talk Bed)Daytona USA - The King …
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Put on your favourite ugly Christmas sweater, grab a glass of mulled wine, and join us for this year's festive DreamPod episode! On this one we are joined by our pal Patrick Traynor of the awesome Sega Saturn, SHIRO! to talk all about Dreamcast Christmas memories and traditions. We also share your excellent submissions for our request to send in Dr…
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WinterFest is here! This individual was kept a secret, making himself known the moment WinterFest began. This episode covering the history and music of Masanori Takeuchi is extra hot and heavy metal, and even sneaks in some recommendations for getting into early 2000's metal. There's a focus on the indivuals of SEGA's AM R&D Dept. #1 (AM1), includi…
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The Dreamcast Junkyard's "The Top 200 Dreamcast Games... Voted by You! (2023 Edition)" is available now! Check it out now on the website: https://www.thedreamcastjunkyard.co.uk/p/the-top-200-dreamcast-games-voted-by.html On this day, 25 years ago, the Sega Dreamcast was launched in its home country of Japan - nearly an entire year before it release…
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Suddenly, the finale of Individual crept up on us! And it's technically a two-parter, with the American-focused Sonic the Hedgehog being made complete by locking on Sonic & Knuckles: a dive into pretty much every developer of the game. There are designers like Hirokazu Yasuhara and Takashi Iizuka, there are programmers like Yuji Naka and Masanobu Y…
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A special request from listener Jamie caps off Americans month. We're talking about one little game, but it was written like 1 really big game, but RadioSEGA imitates SEGA, and Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles has been split into the Sonic the Hedgehog 3 episode and the Sonic & Knuckles episode. This first episode covers every American musician invo…
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If you’re superstitious, this episode’s number could possibly mean something spooky, especially seeing as this is our Halloween Special! In this episode we have a bit of initial news to cover regarding the recently unveiled Retro-Bit Dreamcast controller prototypes, but after that we're straight into the scares as James, Brian, Lewis and Mike discu…
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The third episode in Individual's Americans Month covers Howard Drossin's history, some of which you can hear from the Howard's month on a pair of The SEGA Lounge episodes from 2020. This episode should give the third-person view of his years as a touring guitarist, how he entered SEGA Technical Institute and where the department, and his career as…
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The leaves are falling and the air is getting colder, but the Dreamcast scene shows no signs of slowing down! In this episode, your host James is joined by regular co-hosts Laurence, Mike and Lewis to round up and discuss the latest and greatest in Dreamcast news. Stick around until the end to hear the latest instalment of James' 20 questions quiz …
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Explicit warning! Your problem, not mine. The second individual of Americans Month is Andy Armer, who more people should talk about. This episode is stacked with canceled Sega Genesis games, plus a peek at Herb Alpert's work in the jazz/funk scene of the 80s. But when it comes to the actual released games, we're stepping on the Singing Mountain pod…
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From one rocker to another, the American-themed month of Individual begins with David Leytze (who was in Japan when he was working for SEGA, oops). Some technically impressive games with less impressive working conditions are on blast with talks and music of Desert Tank, INDY 500, Fighting Vipers and more! Chapters: 00:00:00 - Introduction to Indiv…
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When the music you can play is mostly from albums, 4 to 6 minutes each, it becomes a very musical episode. Arguably, Koichi Namiki in a post-SEGA world is more of a multimedia composer than a video game composer, but he's still getting there. From PC-to-console ports to Aki Hata and Katsuhiro Hayashi collaborations, there's a lot of patterns to spo…
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Easier to remember everything when it's only a week apart! It's the second episode covering the individual Izuho Numata, picking up in 1992 with the SEGA games Honoo no Toukyuuji: Dodge Danpei, Dark Wizard and Phantasy Star IV The end of the millenium. That's only 3/5 of the episode, though, because there's also plenty of talk, plus a bit of music,…
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For the first time since Individual began, we have a multi-parter where part 2 will be coming only a week later! Also returning to pre-recorded content, this first Izuho Numata episode cover 1988 to 1991, so that includes her Falcom and CAPCOM ports, Master System games developed by Sanritsu, and her rare arcades games. Hope you enjoy these talks a…
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A "1-hour show" became a very average-length LiVE show. A lot of Jun Senoue's personal insights are covered, whereas, in terms of actual games, there's only deep dives, both in terms of talks and music, for Sonic Adventure and Sonic Heroes! Chapters: 00:00:00 - Individual 00:00:18 - Pro Yakyuu Team o Tsukurou! 3 - Mr. Baseball feat. Eric Martin 00:…
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In this special episode, Kev and Mike welcome long-time gaming journalist Chris Scullion. Chris was most notably the longest-running staff member of the Official Nintendo Magazine UK, but has also written for many other UK gaming magazines and online gaming media. On this episode we talk to Chris all about his brand new book “The Dreamcast Encyclop…
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Hmm, why does this episode look so much shorter than the ones before it? Because it's pre-recorded again! Internet issues and all that. Anyways, Game Gear Month's most-hyped individual Masayuki Nagao had some involvement with this episode, answering questions and checking out radiose.ga/discord, so in addition to the GG goodness from Doraemon: Nora…
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The second Saturday show. It will not become the standard. Panzer Dragoon Saga also fiddled with conventions, specifically for RPGs, but lead composer Saori Kobayashi has roots in that convention, namely Sylvan Tale for the Game Gear. While that's her most famous, her Game Gear history crams 9 games into 3 years, including Deep Duck Trouble starrin…
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We're going "cozy mode" for episode 120, as we are joined by Dreamcast Enjoyer! For the last year, Dreamcast Enjoyer (aka Dominic) has been creating excellent, upbeat YouTube videos about Dreamcast games and games from other systems, with a particular focus on nostalgia and good vibes, as well as an appreciation for creativity and potential in even…
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In the middle of Game Gear month, the batteries start to run low, and while we can still make some progress in Defenders of Oasis, Sonic The Hedgehog 2 and Sonic Drift, we'll have to check out other consoles. Luckily, Masafumi Ogata offers us talks and music of Hyper Marbles, Sonic the Hedgehog CD, m ~kimi wo tsutaete~ and more! Chapters: 00:00:00 …
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NOTE: This episode has been heavily edited from its original LiVE broadcast. Anyways, the cute Yayoi Wachi is the second Game Gear Month owner, with prominent anime tie-ins like Kenyuu Densetsu YAIBA and Magic Knight Rayearth, as well as RPGs like Royal Stone and, er, Magic Knight Rayearth. Despite this, she may be most famous for her Sega Saturn w…
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Kojiro Mikusa has so much Game Gear to cover, we couldn't even get through all of it in this Game Gear Month kick-off! Beginning in 1991 with Ax Battler and ending 1995 with Tails Adventure, some of the Game Gear's most most famous appear among games for Game Boy and Super Famicom, with talks and music of FATAL FURY, Sonic Chaos, Coca-Cola Kid and …
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An episode that's had ideas stewing around for months to a year, the dragon of the 90's Tatsuyuki Maeda is finally getting some love. From unreleased games to uncredited games, to the almost biggest hits of the Mega Drive and Saturn, there's talks and music of Golden Axe III, NINKU, Dragon Force and more! Chapters: 00:00:00 - J.LEAGUE PRO STRIKER 2…
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Regular host Lewis catches up with Dreamcast community stalwart Derek Pascarella to discuss the fan translation of the Japanese-exclusive Dreamcast title Nakoruru: The Gift she Gave Me they worked on together. A spin-off visual novel from SNK's Samurai Shodown fighting series, Nakoruru took almost two years for Derek and the team to translate, and …
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While Professor Sei Matsumura couldn't make it to the discussion, we still got a lot out of his 7 years at SEGA. With some of AM3's most high-tech racing games, railroad games and gun shooters, please enjoy talks and music of SEGA TouringCar Championship, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, Confidential Mission and more! Chapters: 00:00:00 - SEGA Tourin…
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CRI? It sees you too! This episode of Individual covers the entire known history of CRI's Naoshi Kunisawa, with smooth tuens and erased tech issuens. Let the the talks and music of Zaxxon's Motherbase 200, SAND-R, Aero Dancing i and more wash over you. Chapters: 00:00:00 - WaveRunner GP - EXPERT COURSE 00:03:50 - Aerodancing i - In the Blue Univers…
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Surprisingly similar to the Hiro episode from last week, covering much the same time period (2002-2004) with many personal anecdotes courtesy of the Sanpe website. This episode has no 80's in sight though, and only some 90's thanks to From Loud 2 Low. It's about all early 2000's games like Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Marz, WORLD CLUB Champion Footbal…
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Why don't we play together? This month's DreamPod is all about playing the Dreamcast online, which is something you can still do in 2023 thanks to the efforts of some very talented members of the Dreamcast community! In this episode, regulars Laurence, James and guests Harvey (aka Pizza Hotline) and Holsten talk about their love for playing Dreamca…
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There's a lot of talk in this episode, some still about the 80's through retro rereleases like SPACE HARRIER, FANTASY ZONE and AFTER BURNER, but with no games between 2001 and 2004, this episode's unique focus is on the public image Hiro put on Hitmaker Sound Page, including the personal lives of SEGA staff and fan interactions. Chapters: 00:00:00 …
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Individual now firmly upholds the Master System and its heavy number of soundtracks by Tokuhiko Uwabo, continuing the 80's month of pre-fame SEGA musicians. The development secrets (and tracking of developer high scores) are fascinating, with talks and music of FANTASY ZONE, Alex Kidd in Miracle World, Phantasy Star and more! Chapters: 00:00:00 - A…
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Our themed month on 80's SEGA superstars continues with Katsuhiro Hayashi. This episode was recorded over 2 days, but lock-on technology makes it possible to experience the funk and style as was intended, with talks and music of SDI, QUARTET, SUPER HANG-ON and more! Chapters: 00:00:00 - SDI & QUARTET ~SEGA SYSTEM 16 COLLECTION~ ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK …
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The 3rd year of Individual introduces themed months, starting with the sound designers who dominated the 80's. And who better to bring it in than the Master himself, Tohru Nakabayashi, with tons of games crammed into the 1984~1988 period, including Doki Doki Penguin Land, Alien Syndrome, Altered Beast and more! Chapters: 00:00:00 - Altered Beast - …
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The good weather is here, so James, Laurence and Mike (with a small cameo from Brian) thought it would be fitting to sit down and talk about our favourite summer memories with the Dreamcast, along with recapping the DC games that were released during the 2000/2001 summer months. We also round-up recent Dreamcast news, briefly touch on the cancellat…
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