Sega Dreamcast

Yet, its impact is undeniable: Shenmue pioneered open-world design, and Jet Set Radio's cel-shaded visuals were 60% more stylistically distinct than typical 3D games of the day. The VMU—a controller with a display—offered a unique 48x32-pixel screen for mini-games, a feature no competitor replicated. The Dreamcast's cult devotion persists, with over 200 titles and a legacy that outshines its commercial failure.