You will do much better on Ebay. I just sold a few they went between £20 and £30 (so under €45). I'd offer to sell you one, but shipping would be a pain outside the UK (I've still got a couple).

I play a bit of everything. RPG's or JRPG's, Shooters, shmups and rail shooters, fighting games and beat 'em ups. I'm not that much of a collector, but the Dreamcast looks like a really interesting system and a part of gaming history.

I seen a few in eBay. They are REALLY pricey! WOW! I'm so glad I have mine. Good luck.

Depends on the shipping rates to Belgium ^^

There were sooo many fighting games for the Dreamcast in such a small amount of time xD

Dreamcast will be 15 years old.....in America. On November 27, it'll be 16 years old in Japan. Just saying that the Dreamcast is over 15 years old makes me feel really old.

Yes they were. I have most of them sitting right on my shelf even now. At one point I was buy 3 Dreamcast games every paycheck. I racked up some games.

Isn't it crazy how many incredible gems the Dreamcast had and it still faltered. Gosh I want Sega to enter into the console race. I know they can compete.

Skies of Arcadia

Grandia 2

Soul calibur

Soni Adventure 1+2

Crazy taxi

Jet set radio

Sega rally 2

Ikaruga

Soul reaver

MDK2

Metropolis street racer

Shenmue

Just to name a few, there are many more :)

From those genres, I'd certainly give Skies of Arcadia and Grandia II a punt. Record of Lodoss War is also a pretty cool Diablo style RPG. Evoluion (and especially Evolution 2) are very mediocre, the sequel certainly isn't worth the price it fetches due to rarity in Europe. You will find actually it's cheaper to import US games which you can play with a DC-X disc than to get hold of the PAL versions.

Shooters, it was a bit before the dawn of console FPS games, but there is Soldier of Fortune which is a pretty decent port, then Quake III Arena, Unreal Tournament and Sega's own Outtrigger. Fur Fighters is a very interesting TPS which almost feels like a RARE game.

Shmups is the genre Dreamcast really shines in. Japanese imports are needed for some of the best though (Ikaruga, Border Down, Zero Gunner 2, Under Defeat) but even in Europe there were some great ones including Bangai-O, Gunbird 2 (my personal favourite), GigaWing (the really technically impressive sequel got a  US release), Cannon Spike.

Rail Shooters you have House of the Dead 2, Confidential Mission and (again you have to import) Death Crimson Ox. There is also Virtua Cop 2 on the Sega Smash Pack (US) or as it's own release in Japan.

Fighting Games you're spoilt for choice. Soul Calibur, Dead or Alive 2, Virtua Fighter 3TB, Project Justice, Marvel Vs Capcom 1+2, Street Fighter 3rd Strike and my favourites (as I'm not big on beat em ups) are the PowerStone games. There's loads though, Plasma Sword, JoJo's Bizarre adventure, Tech Romancer.

Plenty for you to go at in there, if you like Fighting games, I'd definitely recommend grabbing an official Arcade stick (they are near arcade quality) with a heavy metal base and nice clicky buttons.

Spoilt for choice, I can't believe this system was on the market for less than 2 years in the West.

I've not even mentioned what I personally consider the best Dreamcast games above, as for me, Jet Set Radio, Toy Commander, Sonic Adventure, Metropolis Street Racer and Phantasy Star Online were the top 5.

Throw in: ChuChu Rocket!, Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future, and Power Stone