DC-UK (November 1999)

Source: DC-UK – Issue Number 3 – November 1999

The Dreamcast was Sega’s last console and one of my favorites. Unfortunately, it led a relatively short life and magazines for that system were few and short lived. Issue number 3 of DC-UK, a Dreamcast magazine published in the U.K., from November 1999, includes the following:

Features

The Padstow Bass Project – Sega Bass Fishing incensed us to try some of that angling stuff ourselves. However, we didn’t allow for freak weather conditions or vengeful seagull attacks.
Return to the Forbidden Planet – The Saturn has been almost universally slammed, but some of its games were actually rather good. These are the ones we’d like to see updated for Dreamcast.

On the cover

Pure Soul – Namco’s Soul Calibur reviewed in full
American Dream – The US gets DC fever
Bass Project – We try to get bass
Forbidden Planet – The Saturn’s good bits

DC-NOW

Soul Calibur is fully reviewed by DC-UK. Find out for yourself what we’ve been raving about since issue 01.
Hydro Thunder
Sega Bass Fishing
F1 World GP
Buggy Heat
Suzuki Alstare
Jimmy White’s 2: Cueball
Marvel Vs. Capcom
Import chart
Dreamcasters
Expert Witness: Oliver Gavin and Jamie Davies

DC-EXPRESS

The US Launch happened on September 9 – what did our American cousins make of Dreamcast? Well, they seemed to quite like it…
Tokyo Game Show
Naomi games
DVD peripherals
Shenmue delayed
Neo Geo Pocket Color
TV infiltration
Gaming weather map
From PC to DC
Trumps: Soul Calibur

DC-FACES

Dave Perry is the man behind Shiny Entertainment and, more importantly, Earthworm Jim
Teruaki Konishi and Shinobu Nimura are the names behind Soul Calibur. We talk to them in Japan.

DC-NEXT

Fighting Force 2 is a run-around-and-shoot-people kind of game. Keep an eye out for the review in the near future.
Red Dog
Virtua Striker 2 Ver.2000.1
Worldwide Soccer 2000
Furballs
Planet of the Apes
Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense
South Park Rally
NBA Showtime
NBA 2000
Worms: Armageddon
Stunt GP
Metropolis Street Racer