Hello.
First I have to say that i love BoR, so I think this new game will be exciting too

But I dont understand why you develop a game for such an old device like a dreamcast? Dont get me wrong, I really like what you make, but wouldnt it be more profitable if you would develop for the nextgen consoles?
Afaik dreamcast is not produced anymore, so it will be a matter of time until nobody has a dreamcast anymore.
I know there will be the possibility to port it to other consoles, but shouldnt it be the other way round? I mean first the nextgen consoles and THEN dreamcast?

I really would like to hear your intention for doing this

That's a good question. One major reason is simply because we can. We have the necessary hardware and software, and we can press a disc that will work in any Dreamcast.

Another reason is that (practically) every member in our team owns a Dreamcast. We don't all have a Wii, PS3 or Xbox360 and I think most of us aren't interested in obtaining one either.

You are right the Dreamcast has been out production for quite some time, but for a "dead" system it is still remarkably alive. Also, the remaining Dreamcast userbase seems to coincide with our target audience: no resolution whores, into retro gaming, not too scared of a little challenge.

Quite frankly I'm not sure these reasons are all that sensible, but as long as everyone is having fun, who cares?

Plus the fact the huge license fees for developing for next-gen consoles! Maybe you could demo it to publishers for a possible game on Xbox Live Arcade or Playstation Network? That way you could have multiplayer games offline and online, also keeping the costs down both ways! I'll get the phonebook!