Shopping for a video game system can be confusing.
Here's our 1-2-3 guide to putting together a game system your kids will love.

Step 1. Buy the Basic system

Dreamcast Console 

For the arcade-quality gameplay

Extra Controller

Lets your kids play games with friends (the system only comes with one controller)

VMU (Memory Card)

Step 2. Accessorize

Tremor Pak

Makes your controller vibrate with the action of most games

Racing Wheel

Makes racing games more lifelike by putting a real wheel in your hands

Step 3. Buy the games

Sonic Adventure

Play as the breakneck blue hedgehog or one of five other characters, including sharp little animated sidekicks like Knuckles, Tails, Amy, and a giant robot named E-102, for a joyride to end all joyrides as you face off with the diabolical Dr. Robotnik.

WWF Attitude

Looking for Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Mankind, The Undertaker, and D-Generation X? They're all here, and they're sporting one big, bad attitude. In fact, over 40 of your favorite WWF superstars are ready to rumble. The question is, are you?

Ready 2 Rumble Boxing

Get ready to go 15 rounds against the toughest fighters in town--including one scrawny little dude with a huge afro and a mean sucker punch. This boxing game is pure arcade fun.

NFL 2K

If you're a football fan, you'll love this game. There are 70 teams (yeah, 70!): 31 NFL, 31 classic, 5 alumni, and 3 all-pro, plus custom teams and a fantasy draft mode. And the graphics are simply phenomenal.

WWF Attitude

Looking for Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Mankind, The Undertaker, and D-Generation X? They're all here, and they're sporting one big, bad attitude. In fact, over 40 of your favorite WWF superstars are ready to rumble. The question is, are you?

Ready 2 Rumble Boxing

Get ready to go 15 rounds against the toughest fighters in town--including one scrawny little dude with a huge afro and a mean sucker punch. This boxing game is pure arcade fun. 

Dreamcast gamers, here's your console's major storage device. You can use the portable VMU (Virtual Memory Unit) like a memory card to save your progress in a game, plus you can also download and store mini-games

Welcome to the little accessory with a whole lot of power. Far more than just a memory card (though this can be used to save up to 128 blocks of game data), the Visual Memory Unit (VMU) is a hand-held game system unto itself