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thecc 04-29-2009 01:49 AM

Shill: So who wants to buy a dreamcast?
 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=130303315479

Big Fat Mike 04-29-2009 02:32 AM

Description
Video gaming will never be the same. Dreamcast represents the most advanced achievement in console technology designed to outperform all other systems, including most arcade systems. Features include 128-bit performance from a reduced instruction set computing (RISC) central processor, an independent 3D graphics engine and a dedicated 3D sound chip. The results are breathtaking animation, color, depth, realism and the potential for new levels of game play strategy. This remarkable breakthrough in consumer electronics uses a Visual Memory System (VMS) with a built-in LCD screen. Gamers can choose plays in sports games or plan offensive moves in RPG games without their challengers clueing in. You can also save special characters, moves or teams to the VMS, and swap info with your fellow Dreamcast owners by connecting your VMS card to theirs.

LOL

Requiem 04-29-2009 02:36 AM

i'm on a dolphin, doin flips and shit

DAMN iNATOR 04-29-2009 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Big Fat Mike (Post 2525711)
Description
Video gaming will never be the same. Dreamcast represents the most advanced achievement in console technology designed to outperform all other systems, including most arcade systems. Features include 128-bit performance from a reduced instruction set computing (RISC) central processor, an independent 3D graphics engine and a dedicated 3D sound chip. The results are breathtaking animation, color, depth, realism and the potential for new levels of game play strategy. This remarkable breakthrough in consumer electronics uses a Visual Memory System (VMS) with a built-in LCD screen. Gamers can choose plays in sports games or plan offensive moves in RPG games without their challengers clueing in. You can also save special characters, moves or teams to the VMS, and swap info with your fellow Dreamcast owners by connecting your VMS card to theirs.

LOL

What's so LOL? The only thing Sega did wrong (with the Dreamcast, not talking about all the mistakes they made in the early '90s and all that shit) is they were impatient, didn't do enough development and testing and whatnot before putting out the Dreamcast. If they had waited until the PS2 and XBOX were widespread they would have had a hell of a lot better chance at sticking around than by rushing yet another great console to market.

Penner 04-29-2009 05:08 PM

Yeah I always liked the Dreamcast.

Trickstyle was a dirty game.

Xero 04-29-2009 05:21 PM

I still have mine.

Still play Crazy Taxi from time to time. Might break it out and do just that later tonight.

G 04-29-2009 05:22 PM

I sold mine and 7 games, which included MvC2, for $35.

#BROKEN Hasney 04-29-2009 05:28 PM

No thanks, I have 3 already.

Requiem 04-29-2009 06:34 PM

It's 'LOL' because the description is ridiculously out of date, DAMN iNATOR. Thought that was pretty self explanatory.

James Steele 04-30-2009 09:56 PM

I got to borrow a friend's Dreamcast a few years ago for a little bit, and I got addicted to Shenmue. I still get kind of bummed that I never got past where you have to ride the motorcycle to somewhere to supposedly meet the guy who killed your father.

thecc 04-30-2009 10:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by James Steele (Post 2527594)
I got to borrow a friend's Dreamcast a few years ago for a little bit, and I got addicted to Shenmue. I still get kind of bummed that I never got past where you have to ride the motorcycle to somewhere to supposedly meet the guy who killed your father.

I think I spent a good 30 minutes on that part. Then when I finally did it, with like a second left.


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