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>>> I really wish I still had mine. Simple, get one again. Collecting Dreamcast hardware and games is still affordable - compared to, say, SNES games (which c
by moepstar 12y ago
>>> I really wish I still had mine.
Simple, get one again.
Collecting Dreamcast hardware and games is still affordable - compared to, say, SNES games (which can get pretty pricey if you insist on having them CIB).
The beauty of the DC is that you can get all regions work on an unmodified (as in hardware) Console using a DC-X bootdisk and the games are as close to their arcade counterparts as they can get...
- morganvachon 12y agoI'm sure I'll pick one up one day soon. There is an independent (as in not Gamestop) used game store near me, and they always have a few on the shelf. If I do I'll try to track down a VGA converter for it so I can do higher resolution on the games that supported it. The reason I say I wish I still had mine, though, is purely nostalgic. Like I said, I bought it on launch day, and it worked perfectly to the day my ex-wife took it and all my games in the divorce. It's probably in a landfill somewhere now.