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A big green arrow, a yellow convertible, a fare who wants KFC, and The Offspring's "All I Want" blasting as you launch off a San Francisco-style hill. Sega's 1999 arcade hit became the Dreamcast's must-own port in early 2000 and one of the console's best sellers.
Yu Suzuki's Dreamcast epic put you in 1986 Yokosuka as Ryo Hazuki, avenging your father one conversation at a time: shops that close for the night, buses on timetables, a forklift job at the docks, and half the town asked where the sailors hang out. The most expensive game ever made at the time, it sold 1.2 million copies and still lost money.