Games on CDs were awesome back then and a very big deal. The internal memory was a problem; you could create a game save for about 2 or 3 games before it was full. You still had that huge library of hit Genesis games to preoccupy you. A shame it cost so much for so few CD games. But like a Neo Geo, if you had one it was cool.

Poor Dreamcast. The only system that died after doing everything right. It sold millions of units, had great launch titles, more hit games every month, tons of new peripherals, the VMU memory cards (finally no internal RAM for Sega!), and even online support. Someone pulled the plug and we had to grab an Xbox for DOA, Max Payne, TJ and Earl 3, JSR Future, and Ethernet. But it went out with a bang!

I knew memory cards were a scam! I knew it! I knew it! After that sorry American made Jaguar I was glad to see the American designed Xbox become a success. Also thanks to Bioware, Criterion Games, Remedy Games, and Bungie it was abundantly clear that fun and original games were not only coming out of Japan.

Slim, Silent, and with new Wi-Fi capabilities. Now you've got all the awesome Xbox games you expect plus motion controlled games with super graphics when you buy the Kinect Sensor.