Feb 02, 2016  Dreamcast Iso's. Discussion in 'Everything else' started by loz_the_guru, Jul 1, 2004.

'The Internet strategy is very important to Sega and we are dedicated to doing something never before possible on a console or the arcade -- to connect thousands of players together at one time under the same platform and create a sense of 'community' online for gamers.' Bernie Stolar - 1999 Our Sub-Reddit Network: Other Sub-Reddits: Websites by members: Owner: Owner: Discord: If you want your website on the side bar message the mods. Conditions: Be a member of and the website must be on topic. General gaming sites are ok if you've made them and they include write ups of Dreamcast info. Don't listen to anyone who says it can't be done! I just picked up a Dreamcast a few days ago and have been burning stuff all week.

Some people say that version 2.04 is the only one that burns Dreamcast games properly, but I'm using the most recent version and it works great! My only issue is that I have a late-model Dreamcast, so it doesn't play Audio/Data burns, only Data/Data. What is andrea adi filters service vista.

But so far, everything has released has burned with no problems. Just make sure you enable 'Allow Overburning' in the 'Advanced Options'. You have to re-enable it for each burn, so don't forget to do that. Warning: some people say this could damage your burner, but I haven't had any issues yet.

I also haven't had many issues burning at 24x, but some recommend burning at slower speeds. Usually I do 16x. Hope that helps! Glad you got LiquidCD working, it hasn't been buggy for me.

You've probably figured it out already, but yeah your console should play anything. You actually have a Rev0, which some people think is the most desirable version: 'The cooling is better, first of all. Rev0s have heat sinks, heat pipes, radiator and a better quality fan.

A stock DC has a plastic fan. Secondly, the Rev0s have a better GD Rom drive in them. Basically, the stock DCs had less/cheaper parts, and that's why they fail over time. Rev0s are like little tanks in comparison. Given Sega's financial problems at the time, it isn't a big surprise that they ended up making these DCs though with the cheaper, less reliable design. The Japanese DC was released a full year before the ones in the states.

Japanese Rev0s were actually sold right at launch day. They are more easily found. From my research though, the design was changed WELL before they hit American shores, so where or why these came to the States is still a mystery. While obviously the demo/kiosk model was used in a kiosk, what about the regular US Rev0s? Did they have old stock they shipped to the US? Ford blaupunkt travelpilot nx. Did they come from a developer? From Sega headquarters?