Soul Caliber
San Francisco Rush 2049
UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship)
Typing of the Dead (yes I do have the DC keyboard lol)
Tony Hawks Pro Skater 1/2
Sega Bass and Marine Fishing (two games.) fishing sounds boring but these games are pretty fun.
Ecco the Dolphin Defender of the Future, I don't care what anyone says I liked it lol
Those are some I played a lot of. Fun games all of them!
Shadowman - the best version (but with awful load times)
Rush 2049 - arcade perfect
Sega Rally - still the best Sega Rally on any platform
Speed Demons - one of the most fun racing games ever
Resident evil 2, 3, and code veronica
Half life
Sonic adventure 1 and 2
House of the dead 2
Quake 3 arena
Mortal kombat gold
Power stone 1 and 2
Soul caliber
Jet set radio
Virtua fighter 3tb
Half-Life (unreleased, but the iso out there is pretty much done)
Sonic Adventure 1 & 2
Jet Grind Radio
Crazy Taxi
Ikaruga
Soul Calibur
Marvel vs. Capcom 1 & 2
Hydro Thunder
Ready 2 Rumble
Quake III Arena - heck, if you still have this on disc, you could even set up a server for cross play with PC
Unreal Tournament
House of the Dead 2
Confidential Mission
Power Stone 1 & 2
Space Channel 5
Typing of the Dead
Accessories:
VGA Box - A must for 480p graphics from the console. And better to get the box instead of the cable because the box enables output through industry-standard S-Video and composite if by some odd chance the game you're booting up is incompatible with VGA mode. I can say that out of my extensive testing, I've only ran into a single game of my own that absolutely won't boot up on VGA mode, which ended up being a Japanese-only Love Hina game.
Dreamcast VMU - as far as memory cards go, the dreamcast's stands out as the most practical and usable even outside of playing Dreamcast games directly. It's a pity about the craptastic battery life.
Jump Pack - All the rumble, and no batteries to worry about. Of course I gotta add it to the essentials
Keyboard & Mouse - Either the official set or the adapters to plug them in... this was the last console that actually had regular support for these provided, especially for the FPS's, and the off-the-wall Typing of the Dead
The holy grail at this point would be the Broadband Adapter. But thanks to greedy bastards on eBay, good luck trying to find one for less than $200 USD
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