Dreamcast consoles

Maziora is the name of a particular color of the company Nippon Paint. Maziora varies the color between a perfect effect green and purple depending on the incidence of light and the viewing angle. Often used in the automotive industry, the Maziora color was also used to paint the Dreamcast in August 1999. The Dreamcast Maziora package includes a matching controller, a mini helmet keychain and stickers with the Maziora and Taira Racing Corp (often abbreviated as TRC / racing team, which were then sponsored by Maziora) logos, which are also on the Dreamcast GD-ROM flap. Limited to a total of about 500 pieces, 300 of them were orderable onli...

After the exit of SEGA from the hardware business, surplus Dreamcast consoles that SEGA still had in stock (for example, from returns or from department store displays) were prepared, technically tested and resold.

The Dreamcast Toyota model, which was delivered to Japanese Toyota dealers in early 1999 to promote the console, followed a contract between Toyota and SEGA, which originally planned to have only programmed 3D models of the 1999 Toyota vehicles. However later Toyota decided to use the Dreamcast in their stores to show many other vehicles in 3D to potential new customers. Toyota was able to configure the Toyota Celica, Celsior, Estima, FunCargo, Gaia, Hilux Surf, Land Cruiser - 100/Cygnus, Land Cruiser - Prado und RAV4 L vehicles via the Doricatch GD-ROM disk, specially programmed for each vehicle. SEGA delivered the Dreamcasts inside a wh...

The Sega Dreamcast pearl pink is a console released in Japan. Approximately 200 units were made. The dreamcast, that has a pink and white color was sold through Dreamcast DIRECT. The Sega Dreamcast pearl pink was packaged in the second Japanese white box with a colour themed special version sticker on the right top corner, and bundled with a matching controller.

The Sega Dreamcast pearl blue is a console released in Japan. Approximately 200 units were made. The dreamcast, that has a blue and white color was sold through Dreamcast DIRECT. The Sega Dreamcast pearl blue was packaged in the second Japanese white box with a colour themed special version sticker on the right top corner, and bundled with a matching controller.

The Sega Dreamcast metallic silver is a console released in Japan. Approximately 200 units were made. The dreamcast, that has a silver and black color was sold through Dreamcast DIRECT. The Sega Dreamcast metallic silver was packaged in the second Japanese white box with a colour themed special version sticker on the right top corner, and bundled with a matching controller.

Unfortunately not much is known about the Sega Dreamcast Coca Cola edition. It seems to be a present given to the winner of some kind of competition or maybe a contest/promo item, but online it is impossible to find any info about. There is also the possibility that someone, with the right skills, made it without permission. Still unknown if it was officially licensed by the Coca-Cola company or not.

The Sega Dreamcast: Milka consoles was released in Europe. About 10 units were made. The console has a white console with the Milka logo on it.

Limited 200 units.