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Looks Like 8BitMods Is Creating A Dreamcast "MemCard Pro" VMU | Time Extension (www.timeextension.com)
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/20358612

8BitMods Aims to Reignite Dreamcast Memories with the "MemCard Pro" VMU

News has broken that 8BitMods, known for its top-notch memory card solutions for classic consoles, has its sights set on bringing a new era to Sega's Dreamcast. This latest project could transform the way Dreamcast enthusiasts store their game saves with the innovative 'MemCard Pro' VMU.

  • Innovation and Expectations 8BitMods is renowned for revitalizing storage solutions for classic consoles such as the PlayStation 1, PlayStation 2, and GameCube. This time, they're targeting Sega's iconic Dreamcast VMU, which has previously seen the innovative VM2 on IndieGogo.

  • Reviving Past Glory Imagine accessing your game saves with buttons specifically designed to mimic those of the Dreamcast's original Visual Memory Unit (VMU). Such a feature promises not only convenience but also adds to the nostalgic charm, bridging the gap between past and present gaming experiences. It's a perfect blend of modern functionality with retro flair.

Are you eagerly awaiting this 'MemCard Pro' VMU or do you think there are better ways to improve on Sega's original VMU?

EDIT: Corrected language regarding previous VMU projects.

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