Yet another on the list of "Dreamcast's multiplayer greatest hits"

This is a hidden gem in the Dreamcast library and a brilliant party game. The premise and wackiness mesh together quite well. The single player offerings are a good way to get to learn all the different aspects of the game, but the real meat of the game is within the free for all multiplayer. Definitely keep an eye out for this game if you're looking to expand your collection.

I love the hilarity and the oddity of the whole premise and the multiplayer is wild, but I could not stand to play this for more than a minute because the camera is waaaaay too sensitive and rotates all over the place as soon as you change your orientation. I definitely felt the motion sickness coming through within 10 seconds and removing the motion blur as well as increasing the FOV would have done wonders here.