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+C Ives While I get sick and tired of people calling the Wii U "Nintendo's Dreamcast" (in the sense that it would be the last console they make, which is almost certain to be false), but he is correct in referring to the Dreamcast with its VMU as a sort of early explorer of the concept of two-screen console gaming, which the Wii U is built for.
***** Damn. What a shit way to find out. Id rather find out one of my idols was dead scribbled on the inside of a porta potty than in a youtube comment section. You need a hug. here you go thenicestplaceontheinter.net/
i love my dreamcast, i kind of wish it had a proper lifespan instead of just a year or two in the US, Japan on the other hand was selling it for nealy a decade in various forms.
My fiancee and I are both gamers and collectors. We have a full arcade in our living room complete with stand up coin-op machines. We have a room dedicated to retro gaming and a space for PC gaming. Further, in our bedroom, we have two of every console including the enhanced models connected to two 4K UHD screens. I think it's really awesome that you are introducing gaming to your little ones. When we have kids we are going to do the same thing. I am going to show my fiancee this channel as I think she will really appreciate it. Often times she finds some of the other channels on RU-vid to be a bit much. I'm going to show her your bad translation video first as it is very informative.
Her talking with Seaman is just funny. XD Dreamcast seems like a unique console, sadly I never played one, but it looks awesome. One of those magical consoles that make you actually feel in another time or something.
Dreamcast was an underrated system, despite the fact it's considered to be Sega's "last ditch attempt." Thank you for putting up anything that makes Sega look good.
I've played Dreamcast for years and never realized until seeing this video that the beeping has to do with the vmu batteries. I always assumed that it was just the start-up sound.
I've played Dreamcast for years and never realized until seeing this video that the beeping has to do with the vmu batteries. I always assumed that it was just the start-up sound.
I have a lot of trouble keeping my seaman alive because I'm usually out all day and have other things to do. They just die in a couple of days so I gave up. But every once and a while I'll play around with it.
My pirated Dreamcast collection is pretty impressive. All of them in jewel cases with full color custom artwork inserts and printed labels on the discs.
Oh my god Rinry, I missed your videos. As a Canadian I enjoy watching Canadian made videos but a lot of youtube contributors are American so it's good to see quality stuff from Our neck of the woods. (Despite the fact that I'm from Ontario and what not.)
I don't think even Nintendo would deny that. Nothing wrong with letting what is probably going to be an awesome machine take inspiration from (says the Internet, I've never played one) another awesome machine.
Love the Chao X3 I remember in the Game Sonic Shuffle, the VMU Screen is used to see your cards. Its useful if you're playing Multiplayer other players can't see your cards on the screen if they are grabbing your cards. But vise versa for you also.
