A tip for all you Dreamcast owners out there...

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A tip for all you Dreamcast owners out there...

Post by SpongeBuell »

Just thought I'd drop by and mention that gamestop has Dreamcast VMU's for only $1 right now, I just stopped by and grabbed a couple myself. I wish I had a VMU earlier, them things are the coolness! :)
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Sounds like their liquidating their Dreamcast inventories. Sounds nice, just I have 2 already and unless you have several PSO characters (because you can have only one per VMU), I can't see a point.

How much are games though?
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Post by Krepticor »

everything pre-dreamcast is on liquidation

i scored three n64 rumble packs, an extension chord , and a first party memory unit all for a buck a piece
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Post by wallydawg »

My cousin and I cleared out the whole supply of VMU's at my EBgames a month or two ago. They had 11 of them there; figure it wouldn't hurt to have more memory then needed, especially for $1 each.
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My Gamestop doesn't have Dreamcast stuff. :(
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Post by Weebl »

My Gamestop doesn't have anything pre-PS2. Great deal though, and I need 2 more VMU's...oh well, thanks anyways.
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Post by daguuy »

how do you use a VMU as a handheld game? i never quite figured it out...
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Post by marshallh »

You can wire your VMU up to your parallel port and load stuff on it.
http://www.maushammer.com/vmu.html

I did it, but since I'm running XP direct port access is disabled. Use a program like allowio (search for porttalk).

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Post by Nicholai »

marshallh wrote:You can wire your VMU up to your parallel port and load stuff on it.
http://www.maushammer.com/vmu.html

I did it, but since I'm running XP direct port access is disabled. Use a program like allowio (search for porttalk).

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Nicholai wrote:
marshallh wrote:You can wire your VMU up to your parallel port and load stuff on it.
http://www.maushammer.com/vmu.html

I did it, but since I'm running XP direct port access is disabled. Use a program like allowio (search for porttalk).

VMU tetris rules. 8)
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What would be the problem with that? This is a hacking forum, you know. :|
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Post by Sparkfist »

The funny thing about modding the VMU is that all you can really do is transfer game data or VMU games. Of that it's not hard to do that with another VMU. And the games, oddly enought there are emulators for their games, for PC or Dreamcast.
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Post by wallydawg »

I did the AA mod to my VMU so I wouldn't have to buy anymore of those damn CR2032 batteries.

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