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Some of the stuff is pretty basic. The Chu Chu Rocket character changes are kind of neat - but they don't really add much of anything to the game. If you had a group of people that were familiar with the game it could be fun to turn on a character pack and just say nothing about it. If you liked the puzzle mode though, you could certainly have fun with that expansion.

Haven't tried the Crazy Taxi 2 stuff yet. There's (still) a Crazy Taxi 1 cab at the laundromat I used to go to, so i'm much more familiar with that game than the second. I don't know if i'd really appreciate the variety in the DLC levels yet.

Everyone in the "How's your Dreamcast" thread seemed to have fun with the Dynamite Cop DLC.

Floigan Bros stuff is pretty simple. It basically just turns a few items on. Possibly fun if you're already familiar with the game and you found the game to be fun.

You're familiar with the PSO stuff, probably much moreso than I am. Just a couple of quests for Version 1.

I never really cared for Rayman 2 (or any rayman games until Legends) so I haven't bothered with the minigames on here yet. But they're pretty accessible right away and are likely to offer the most content out of anything with the lowest barrier of entry.

Haven't tried the Ver. 2000 tracks yet. But the Samba De Amigo songs are fun. Some of the movements don't seem to match up with the music very well (on some songs). But Super Sonic Racing is a blast to play, and that's good enough for me.

Haven't tried the Skies of Arcadia stuff yet (I also haven't beat the game yet), but i've read in a place or two that the DLC is required to get one of the "best" weapons in the game.

I own four versions of Sonic Adventure 1 and I don't like any of them. I haven't tried this DLC. It might be great. Most of it seems to be "event" time trial contests back in the day. Kind of neat. Would be cooler if it were for one of the Genesis games.

I haven't spent much time with Sonic Adventure 2 (mostly because I don't like SA1. I do understand that this is supposed to be a better game though). I certainly haven't beat the Kart Racing stage. Which is a requirement for most of the cooler looking DLC here.

The Street Fighter Alpha challenges are... probably quite challenging. I haven't been able to try them yet because I can't beat the first three Grade Matches. I just have to level up my World Tour mode Ken a bit more! (You can see them displayed in the list though to confirm they work, you just can't select them until you beat the first 3 GM's)

I've never played Zombie Revenge. I assumed it was a light gun game for some reason. The DLC here is for a 1v1 fighting mode though? No clue.

How does everyone browse the web with their Dreamcast? Has anyone with a BBA been able to download files off the website yet?


I posted an update on the main page of DCDLC.com. If you're having a hard time getting the VMI files with your Broadband browser, please try out Planetweb 3.0 Google Edition. I was able to use that browser to download files off of the site. There is a download link on the main page.

This is awesome! Such a great idea. I currently don't have a way to surf the net on my Dreamcast, but I'm going to go the PC-DC Server with a 56k usb modem route soon. I've definitely bookmarked the site as I have all of the games with stuff up there and I really want to check it out!

The 56k route is a good one! BBA works much better for Phantasy Star Online (although it is still playable on 56k) but the 56k modem is compatible with just about everything and that really trumps the speed in my opinion.

If you need any help getting it set up, let me know!

I recently came into some more DLC - Jet Grind Radio graffiti is currently up and someone recently contacted me with the 4x4 Evolution DLC. I came across some Metro Street Racer stuff that may be official too! It will all be up soon.

Also, for those of you who didn't know - Starlancer is back online! And some pretty significant steps were taken towards getting Alien Front Online (and some other games) back online! It's an exciting time for the Dreamcast!

And for anyone who might want to follow this site - There is now a Twitter page at http://www.twitter.com/DreamcastDLC

yo Spoony - if I find time this weekend, I might dl that PSO v1 quest and give it a go. Always like an excuse to play more PSO.

Got anything up your sleeve to hit the archive soon?

Anyone have a backup of the dlc dreamcast files you guys collected. It seems dcdlc is offline

Fire Pro Wrestling D had multiple official and unoffical DLC releases.

Spike released several 'edit packs', essentially new characters made during the edit system. They also released several new moves that could be downloaded and saved to a slot.

A hacker named Jason Blackheart then ported several moves from Fire Pro Returns on the PS2 and released them in the remaining slots.

This site has a ton of Dreamcast DLC archived http://www.dreamcastlive.net/dlc.html They only have the Japanese dlc files for Street Fighter Alpha 3's Saikyo Dojo Masters 22, 23, 24, 25. 26, 28, 29, and 30 so if SpoonyBard or someone else has the US dlc files for those it would be great.