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| The official Dreamcast mic is the talk of the town literally. The Mic allows you to talk to your Dreamcast. This is great for using Dreamcall which allows you to call some one while online and talk using the 2.62 planet web broswer. It is also works with the game Seaman. This accessorie is packaged with a game if needed in the game and can be bought but tends to be hard to find. |
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| The official Dreamcast vga box allows you to leap into high Defintion game play on a computer monitor without having to buy a HD-TV. But not all Dreamcast games support this feature but most do. |
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| The official Dreamcast Boardband adapter is the answer to high speed on-line gaming for the Dreamcast. With a limited release in the USA the Boardband adapter was still in production in Japan until early-mid 2002 (5/3/02) like other more popular Dreamcast accessories. |
| The build-it Dreamcast modem was the first modem in the world to come with a system with no extra costs. It allows users to surf the net and play online games and has a much larger game base for online play unlike the Broadband adapter |
| While the Dreamcast zipdrive was never released it was the first step in build-in harddrive consoles like the Xbox. The reson for not being released is most likly because the reason the zip drive was created was to be able to copy data and move it cheaply and with the high costs of a cd burner at that time the zip drive was a cheap solution to cd's. But as time pasted sega desided not to release it due to being out data buy cd burners that were lowing in price by leps and bonds, unlike in the past there was a lower demand for a zip drive. |
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| The official Dreamcast RF Adapter allows you to connect your Dreamcast to older TV's that doesn't support its standard audio and video cables. It works with all games and is a life saver for those owning a TV from the stone age. |
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| The official Dreamcast S-video cables bring your Dreamcasts true power to life. While the one shown is from Japan it was released by Sega in the US, and Europe. It allows you to view your Dreamcast on high definition. It also works with all games. |