The Dreamcast was Sega's attempt to bring the arcade experience to players' living rooms in the late '90s with a lineup of fighting games, 3D graphics capabilities and online play, plus a controller with a modular secondary display. The Dreamcast was the first console to include a modem, enabling online services including live worldwide leaderboards and multiplayer experiences. It was also Sega's final console. Sega discontinued the Dreamcast in March 2001, one year after Sony's launch of the PlayStation 2 in Japan. However, the Dreamcast games kept coming.