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The dream lives on

he interest in Sega’s last games console remains undeniable, and it has countless fans as its placing in our Greatest Game Systems of All Time feature proved. One of those fans in Andrew Dickinson and he’s assembled a team to celebrate the console’s first year of life with his new book, Dreamcast: Year One. Here he tells us how it came to be.

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