I own two Dreamcasts along with many of its games and since its release in 1999 this system still holds up against all the other modern video gaming console systems. In video gaming there are many intangibles or feelings you get about playing the system that make it an enjoyable experience. Sega Dreamcast was one of those console gaming systems that set a higher standard for all future video game consoles. It is unfortunate that Sega was "out-marketed" by Sony with its much hyped PS2 because I believe the Dreamcast system would still be a solid contender today if Sega had the financial strength of a mammoth company like Microsoft. Today the Dreamcast console is seen by many as simply one of the most recent casualties in the increasingly competitive video gaming world.