No. I'm playing on 360 on a 48" LED TV and I think the game looks amazing, especially given the scope. They really pulled off the impossible on such old hardware.

Maybe they think it's the stars you -don't- give that matter.

You can still get it on PSN, though as a PSP game which in turn can be played on a Vita. Just to throw that out there.

I still play the shit outta that on my psp. It really is a beautiful game. Hey, I wonder (and hope/assume) if it's available on the vita marketplace too....?

"Just because it's HD."

Have you tried playing Gamecube era games on a modern TV? It's damn near impossible. Your options are basically use a CRT, or use an emulator, and since those aren't terribly appealing options for the bulk of the populace, there's an HD remake. Don't be such a prissy twat.

true that!

Brilliant game

Definitely, it was ahead of time with regards to online gaming for consoles. Also, the variety of games was staggering, thankfully for others some of these eventually came to PS2. The PS2 was a great console too but I think everyone who owned a Dreamcast will always look upon their experience with it fondly.

I have fond memories of playing shenmue on my dreamcast.

I dug my Dreamcast out, just to show my kids Powerstone, a few weeks ago. We played for hours and they agreed that it was a really fun multiplayer game, with fantastic depth and variety of how you could approach each level or opposition.

i miss "PowerStone"

Hmmm... sounds familiar.

Such a great console. Still have the one I got on my birthday. Had the MU's somewhere and a few games but those are long gone. Spiderman, Sonic, Power Stone...oh man, the list goes on. Great time to be a kid.

Are you shocked at how cool it looks? Because I am.

I think its biggest failure was that it made a leap into places we werent ready to go yet.

MURRRRRICCAAAAAA!

No, that would just be an invasion of our "rights". If we just track gamers we can limit the invasion to only the bad people. /rollseyesthroughhead

Let's not bring logic into this, okay?

But god forbid we track people who own/use ACTUAL firearms.

Review scores aren't the problem, people are.