Im very happy to see a another huge fan of the sega dreamcast like me despite I don't talk too munch of it.I think when the first time you power on this machine,this is one of the best video games memory ur got in your life.
P.S : I was got a broken copy of Jet Set Radio with the game doesn't want to start XDDDD at my birthday when I was younger.
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Super cool! I want to get a DreamPi and try out PSO, hopefully saving up a bit for one :-)
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Cool site! I read ur small blog about burning games, and I actually posted a guide on how to burn your own dreamcast games :-)
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SO great to see a site dedicated to SEGA's wonderful machine!
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Here is some of the history:
https://web.archive.org/web/20020415220848/http://www.atlantiscity.net/sonic2k/main.htm
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I think you're taking a break from your site, or forgot about it lol, but if u ever come back maybe we can work together :)
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You said you have a lot of information about the DC as you helped make Homebrewing possible; Do you have any cool information that I could write about? :-)
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sonic2k
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Yes I do, but that was 26 years ago. I will need to see if my original site is in archive.org, but I do have the Dreamcast SDK circa early 2000. I will send you a link when I have had time to sit down and see if I can find my old site hopefully archived in web.archive.org
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sonic-dunyasi
1 week ago
omg are you also want to make hombrews like me ? :DDDD (personnaly,this is for a game i'm working on for pc and i wanted to create a version for the console that moves me the most... )
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The SEGA Potato chip in the VMU, being a Sanyo device was actually derived from and shares many instructions of the Intel 8031 microcontroller. That was one of the immediate observations I had at the time.