Dreamcast Games

Fighting, Rating: T - (Teen), Published by: Namco

Action, Rating: T - (Teen), Published by: Sega

Action, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Sega

Racing / Driving, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Midway Home Entertainment

Fighting, Rating: T - (Teen), Published by: Capcom

Fighting, Rating: T - (Teen), Published by: Capcom

Action, Rating: M - (Mature), Published by: Acclaim

Adventure, Rating: M - (Mature), Published by: Eidos Interactive

Fighting, Rating: T - (Teen), Published by: Capcom

Action, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Ubi Soft Entertainment

Action, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Sega

Racing / Driving, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Midway Home Entertainment

Action, Rating: T - (Teen), Published by: Activision

Strategy, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Hasbro Interactive

Action, Rating: T - (Teen), Published by: LucasArts Entertainment Company

Puzzle, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Acclaim

Sports, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Sega

Puzzle, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Namco

Action, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Activision

Description:Ooga Booga is an island battle game in a class by itself--think Gilligan's Island but with four witch doctors and a volcano goddess named Ooga Booga in lieu of the castaways. Don't be fooled by Ooga Booga's tiki lounge kitsch; this game will test your talents. You play as one of the kahunas, or witch doctors--Fatty, Twitchy, Hotty, and Hoodoo (yes, those are their names)--and lead your own tribe. Your goal is to gain the most points and win Ooga Booga's favor, thus avoiding her wrath. You do this by unceremoniously pummeling and outmaneuvering your opponents. Play is timed, so you've got to be fast. It's doubtful you could find a more exotic cache of weapons than those offered by Ooga Booga. Your arsenal includes shrunken heads, native animals, magic spells, and canon-shooting tiki idols. Action takes place on four island maps. You can play with up to four players, and there are a variety of first-person shooter contests, including capture the flag, king of the hill, tiki wars, and various deathmatches. Using the game's Smackdown and Soccer modes, you can vary gameplay. What promises to be one of Ooga Booga's coolest features is its online multiplayer game. Using the Dreamcast modem, you can go totally tribal and form your own clan, create competitions, and, as you win, unlock special spells and masks, thus increasing your tribe's ranking.

Action, Rating: M - (Mature), Published by: Eidos Interactive

Become your own fighting force as you single-handedly take on a corporation bent on creating the first human clone in FIGHTING FORCE 2. Kick, punch, and smash your way through tons of grueling missions filled with non-stop fisticuffs. You'll have a full arsenal of weapons at your disposal, and you can destroy just about anything with a few well-placed shots, punches, or kicks. Who knows, you may even find something useful hiding under a seemingly useless item. So keep your eyes peeled and your fists up because, in FIGHTING FORCE 2, fighting is your only option.

Fighting, Rating: T - (Teen), Published by: Capcom

Racing / Driving, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Acclaim

Fighting, Rating: T - (Teen), Published by: Capcom

Sports, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Sega Sports

Racing / Driving, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Acclaim

Shooter / FPS, Rating: T - (Teen), Published by: Activision

Simulation, Rating: T - (Teen), Published by: Crave Entertainment

Racing / Driving, Rating: E - (Everyone), Published by: Midway Home Entertainment