DC-UK (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

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

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

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

DC-WORLD

• Review listings with every single review we've had in the mag so far
• What to write and eager fans
• Ask Auntie Esther
• Sonic guide: the last bit
• Calibur and Hydro Thunder cheat
• Coining it
• Import gaming

Regulars

• Editorial intro
• Letters
• Subscriptions
• Next month

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