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This page is for the Dreamcast and PS2 version. For the Game Boy Advance version, see Space Channel 5: Ulala's Cosmic Attack.
Space Channel 5 is a Sega rhythm game first released for the Dreamcast.
Previews[edit]
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Marketing[edit]
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Reviews[edit]
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Trivia[edit]
- Many sources report the fact that Ulala presented the MTV Video Music Award for Best Dance Video in 2000 as a promotion for Space Channel 5 and the Dreamcast. This did not happen (the category was presented by The Rock and Kid Rock), though it was widely reported that it would. The reports were based on a misreading of Sega's press release.
The announcement actually said that Ulala would feature in the promotional campaign for the awards: a trailer showcasing nominees in the Best Dance Video category that would be aired fifty times in the run-up to the awards. (Other spots featured different categories and celebrities.)
This commercial, which would likely have aired on MTV in the first week of September 2000, has not been found.
