While the Sega Dreamcast might not be one of the more popular gaming platforms around these days, who says it’s not a great system and fun to play? Even though I do own a few of the newer consoles, I still enjoy playing my Dreamcast from time to time. One of the biggest problems that I previously had was that I couldn’t find new Dreamcast games anywhere. If I did find a store that carried them, they had a very small selection. I figured if I could just learn how to burn Dreamcast games, this wouldn’t be a problem anymore. If you’re facing a similar situation and want to figure out how to burn Dreamcast games yourself, keep reading as I’ll teach you exactly how to do it.
In the past, the only way to burn video games was to mod your system by installing a mod chip. Not only are these chips complicated and expensive, but they void the warranty on your system and you run the risk of messing something up inside. I was never very techincal when it came to stuff like this and I didn’t want to spend so much money on a chip and to have someone install it for me. Read more
It`s much more than a memory card! For the first time, you can take parts of a game with you and play with them away from home. The VMU has its own microprocessor, screen, memory and controller and can act as a self-contained game machine. You can save information from your Dreamcast onto the VMU and modify/change/play with that data while you are away from your Dreamcast. For example, download characters from Sega Dreamcast games into the VMU, train them while on the bus, and then load them back into the Dreamcast game. Save special VMU-only games and play them at work or school. Even connect your VMU to a friend`s VMU and compete or trade game files! The VMU`s LCD screen can be viewed while it is inserted into a Dreamcast control
