Today is the Sega Dreamcast's 10th birthday and to celebrate there's a new game release announcement for the system. No, I'm not joking, Rush Rush Rally Racing (Red Spot Games) was announced today for the Dreamcast and it purports to be a straight-up fun racer without any of that corporate NASCAR baggage that new games seem to focus on. So they say. The game will be available in October; details are below.

Going back to the Sega Dreamcast, it was a system that was ahead of its time with features that we take for granted from today's consoles but 10 years earlier. I'm of course talking about the console's build in modem and Internet access. This translated into online multiplayer that was only being done on PCs at the time. It took the combined strength of Nintendo's GameCube and the Sony PlayStation 2 to kill the Dreamcast but because of it those systems were made possible. Happy birthday!

Rush Rush Rally Racing:

Features:

• Single-player grand prix mode with four difficulty levels
• Three multi-player modes to enjoy with up to four players
• Five race cars to choose from
• 10 Grand Prix race tracks
• 9 additional multi-player race tracks
• Awesome soundtrack by Black Device
• Autosave to VMU (any port, file uses just 2 blocks)
• Region free
• Rumble pack support
• Compatible with original Dreamcast pads, arcade stick, and third party controllers
• Supports PAL (50/60 Hz), NTSC and VGA displays
• Configurable controls and many other options
• Animated cut scenes
• Plus even more unlockable content!
• New: Online Highscore!

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