Worms World Party 2001
Why it still holds upFor a lively match with friends, it works as well now as it ever did.
Dreamcast split-screen games that still hold up
First released on the Dreamcast
Games
Worms World Party 2001
Why it still holds upFor a lively match with friends, it works as well now as it ever did.
Metropolis Street Racer 2000
Why it still holds upKudos come from Skill and from Style, so how you take a corner counts as much as how fast, which still gives each lap a point beyond the clock.
Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense 1999
Why it still holds upFor car combat among friends, it is still a good time.
Frame Gride 1999
Why it still holds upA robot you build and tune yourself still gives each duel your own stamp.
Fur Fighters 2000
Why it still holds upCute animals with big guns still turn a sweet story into a loud fight.
Sega GT 2000
Why it still holds upBuying parts with prize money still gives each race a clear reason.
Space Channel 5: Part 2 2002
Why it still holds upCopying moves in time to the music is still the whole game, with duels to break it up.
Looney Tunes: Space Race 2000
Why it still holds upWeapons made of cartoon gags still keep each race funny.
ChuChu Rocket! 1999
Why it still holds upA short round of arrows and panic is still easy to start with friends.
Toy Commander 1999
Why it still holds upA house full of toys still turns every room into a different mission.
Space Channel 5 1999
Why it still holds upCopying dance moves in time with the music is still easy to start now.
Sonic Adventure 2 2001
Why it still holds upThree styles of play in one game are still worth trying today.