Its time for another brodown. Which of these games that initially released on the Sega Dreamcast will come out on top? Shenmue is arguably the console's most ambitious game and has accumulated a loyal and passionate fanbase. Resident Evil Code: Veronica is a fan favorite of the most popular survival horror series in gaming. Sonic Adventure is the Dreamcast's best selling game and features Sega's iconic mascot.

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Marvel Rivals is the latest super hero game taking the world by storm and it got us thinking about other Marvel games from gaming history. Join the brothers as they recount their experiences with Marvel games new and old.

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We're rounding out our Dreamcast category with the console's best selling and most popular title, Sonic Adventure, which released in Japan on December 23rd, 1998 and North America on September 9th, 1999. What did we think of Sega's mascot's first foray into the world of 3D?

The brothers appreciate the diverse cast of playable characters and the inclusion of unique gameplay elements for each of them. They have positive things to say about the game's music and graphics but disagree about the quality of some of the voice acting. The brothers spend some time discussing their favorite and least favorite characters to play, some of which may shock you.

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Marvel Rivals has been taking the online gaming community by storm since its official release last week. Join Ant and Tom as they give their initial impressions of this brand new team based PvP hero shooter in our latest DLC episode.

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We continue our deep dive into Sega's final console with the biggest name in survival horror. We're talking about Resident Evil Code: Veronica, which initially launched on the Dreamcast on February 3rd, 2000 in Japan and March 28th, 2000 in North America. Claire and Chris Redfield’s nightmare continues as the siblings fight to survive within Umbrella’s deadly facilities. Explore the mysterious Rockfort Island facility and the freezing Antarctic Base for clues exposing the Umbrella Corporation’s sordid goals.

The fourth main installment in the storied series brought some new innovations but the brothers question whether these technical achievements added much to the gameplay.

Tom and Ant agree on what puzzle was their favorite while Tom and Pete are in agreement on one of the lamest puzzles.

The brothers poke some fun at one of the most infamous characters in the series, Steve Burnside. Tom and Ant discuss how the game fits into the Resident Evil universe and how it nicely ties the games together.

Pete mentions what the rare limited edition Dreamcasts, that you probably never knew existed, are selling for on the resale market.

This week the brothers ask which of these creatures would be your least favorite to run into? Moths that can lays eggs and poison you, a flock of bats, giant spiders

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The Dreamcast may have been a commercial failure, but here at Brothers & Boss Battles, we are celebrating its launch with our next category - games that were initially released on Sega's final console. This week we'll be discussing Shenmue, which released in December 1999.

Pete can’t remember any of the characters’ names. Tom describes the losing ending to this game that most players don’t get to see or even know exists. 

Ant loves the realism of getting to explore a town and participate in a pre work game of forklift racing. The brothers get a kick out of some of the dialogue and voice acting . Pete makes a bold claim about Shenmue and its role in the fate of the Dreamcast.

This week the brothers ask if you needed to kill time before looking for the Mad Angels what activity in Dobuita would you choose? Play some games at the arcade, grab a drink at the bar, or get a tattoo.

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Halloween season has come and gone but we're keeping the spirit alive with our Survival Horror brodown! The Evil Within, The Callisto Protocol, and Resident Evil 2 Remake enter the battleground this time. Which game will come out on top?

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The latest entry of Capcom's wildly popular Monster Hunter Series is set to release in early 2025. Ant and Tom took advantage of their PlayStation Plus memberships to check out the Monster Hunter Wilds open beta test. In this DLC episode they give their initial thoughts on the brief, but encouraging beta from unique perspectives of one series veteran and one series newbie.

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In this Bonus Level episode, the brothers draft their top 9 Nintendo 64 games. Check out our social media accounts and let us know who you think drafted the best set of games!

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The final game of our survival horror category is a remake of a Capcom classic. We're talking about Resident Evil 2 Remake, initially released on January 25, 2019.

Ant and Tom love the Resident Evil series and Pete surprisingly has a very strong compliment for the first part of this game. However, the brothers have their share of criticisms as well.

Ant unsuccessfully tries to limit the comparisons of this remake to the original while Pete and Tom argue about the effect the robust map system has on the game.

Tom teaches Ant a new vocabulary word and Ant revives a classic jab at Pete.

This week the brothers ask what setting would you like to see in a future Resident Evil game? A mall, a school, or an amusement park.

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