How does the Dreamcast library compare to the GC in terms of genre representation?

[Anonymous No.6012916]

For example in the earlier generations of Sega/Nintendo rivalry it seems:

SMS had basically the same types of games as the NES, just less of them.

Genesis had more sportsball and arcade ports and SNES had more RPGs and PC ports.

Fifth gen is where it really diverges: Saturn had tons of shmups, (S)RPGs, and fighters, but few FPSes, 3D platformers, and racing games. N64 was the opposite.

I don't know how this plays out for Dreamcast and its rival. Fill me in if you can.

[Anonymous No.6012918]

>>6012916
did you just imply the Dreamcast and the Gamecube were competitors? mama mia

[Anonymous No.6012920]

That's faggy because the Saturn had Sega Rally, Daytona Champion edition, Manx TT Superbike and tons other Japanese exclusives.

[Anonymous No.6012932]

>>6012916
Sonic Adventure 2

[Anonymous No.6012943]

You do know the Dreamcast was discontinued before the Gamecube even released right? Either way I'd say the Gamecube had a stronger library, but that's mostly do to the premature death of the Dreamcast and Sega porting a huge chunk of their library to other consoles after going 3rd party.

[Anonymous No.6012970]

Letting /vr/ discuss Dreamcast is the biggest mistake I've ever seen 4chan make.

[Anonymous No.6012973]

>>6012970
Likely this.
This predates /vr/ but remember the era when even the PS1 wasn't considered retro? (But the Saturn was lol)
Those were much simpler times.

[Anonymous No.6013567]

>>6012916
Very different library. The DC was arcade game oriented. The games were loud, vibrant - not really at all like what you found on the GC. Sega's machine really did feel like an arcade at home.

[Anonymous No.6013570]

>>6012973
>remember the era when even the PS1 wasn't considered retro?
I do, it wasn't so long ago.
>(But the Saturn was lol)
Things that never happened.

[Anonymous No.6013682]

>>6012916
One is retro and the other, like you, isn't.