New Dreamcasts On Sale At Amazon

May 10 2010, 12:53pm CDT | by Robert Evans

Make way for a blast from the past! The Sega Dreamcast, otherwise known as the best console to ever crash face-first into the asphalt, is back on sale at Amazon.com. You can buy a “brand new” Dreamcast for as little as $75. Akihabara news points out that this retro-console is a better deal than you might guess.

The Dreamcast was not discontinued until 2007, and avid fans of Sega's last console keep its memory alive even today. This machine can handle audio CDs, games, and the Internet...over a 56k modem. Sega really was ahead of their time, which may have something to do with why this console cratered the first time out.

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