22 - Legacy of Rain: Soul Reaver Ryan Geddes: PlayStation may have been where Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver hit the big time, but the vampire sequel looked better and played better on the Dreamcast, hands-down.
And despite being hardcore football fans, NFL 2K was so believable, we were half convinced that one Sunday we'd hear the fictional announcers Dan Stevens and Peter O'Keefe calling a real game. My friends and I laughed at EA as we spent a good six months thrilling over NFL 2K. NFL 2K set a new benchmark for realism in sports games. SEGA and Visual Concepts had the Madden-killer already in hand. But here's the rub – EA refused to support the Dreamcast.
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Yes, EA's series was dominant even way back then. Play 23 - NFL 2K Hilary Goldstein: Believe it or not, Madden was football king a decade ago. Now if only the folks at Metro3D were able to successfully put together their highly anticipated sequel, perhaps we'd still be playing today. Space shooters are always fun, but this one had that little extra something to make it the perfect game to play with a few friends. We never left the cool darkness of my basement save for bathroom and food breaks. 24 - Armada Erik Brudvig: My memories of Armada consist of a trip to the local Funcoland one hot summer day, an invitation sent out to a few friends to play it, and then one marathon game that lasted well over 24 hours. There was hardly anything more satisfying than blowing away that stupid flying imp with the high-pitched voice every time he showed up to taunt you. The Dreamcast launched in the face of a general backlash against light guns, so House of the Dead 2 wasn't packaged with any first-party hardware for shooting zombies, but once you picked up a plastic weapon of choice to go with the game, it was ballistic bliss. Play 25 - House of the Dead 2 David Clayman: If you were hoping for one thing when you purchased a SEGA console it was that you'd be getting a little slice of the arcade in your own home.
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