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Dreamcast was the first sixth-generation video game console and the final home console made by Sega, before becoming a third party publisher. In North America, the console was branded as Sega Dreamcast until early-2000.

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1997–1998 (pre-launch) 1998–2007 (Japan), 1999–2001 (North America/Brazil) 1999–2002 (Europe/Australia)
1997–1998 (pre-launch) 1998–2007 (Japan), 1999–2001 (North America/Brazil) 1999–2002 (Europe/Australia)

Sega Katana[]

1997–1998 (pre-launch)[]

Sega Katana

Dreamcast[]

1998–2007[]

1998–2007 (Japan), 1999–2001 (North America/Brazil)[]

Sega Dreamcast logo
Designer:  Kenji Eno
Typography:  Basilea
Launched:  May 21, 1998 (unveiling)
November 27, 1998 (Japan)
September 9, 1999 (North America)
October 4, 1999 (Brazil)[1]

First unveiled on May 21, 1998 during the New Sega Challenge Conference, an event which the console was first introduced to the world.

1999–2002 (Europe/Australia)[]

Dreamcast-P
Designer:  Kenji Eno
Typography:  Basilea
Launched:  October 14, 1999 (Europe)
November 30, 1999 (Australia)

The European/Australian version was colored blue to avoid trademark infringement issues with German video game publisher Tivola; who had been using an orange swirl as its logo since 1995.

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Sega Saturn
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