Dreamcast

[rudyjuly2]

Re: Dreamcast

I don't think there were any copy restrictions to the games either. You could burn any game and play it without mods if my memory is correct. You can probably find a site and download a ton of games too although any further info is probably against the TOS.

[Money99]

Re: Dreamcast

I don't think there were any copy restrictions to the games either. You could burn any game and play it without mods if my memory is correct. You can probably find a site and download a ton of games too although any further info is probably against the TOS.

A guy I used to work with too said there's a way to mod the Dreamcast to download all the old NES games. He had a crap load on his.

[vinny]

Re: Dreamcast

Such a great system. I gotta give NBA 2k2 another go one of these days.

[bkfount]

Re: Dreamcast

I don't think there were any copy restrictions to the games either. You could burn any game and play it without mods if my memory is correct. You can probably find a site and download a ton of games too although any further info is probably against the TOS.

correct, you only had to burn them on cd-r's. This wasn't that big of a problem when the console was out, since the majority of people didn't have high speed internet and cd burners yet.

It's still illegal as hell probably. Most of the DC games can be had for a few dollars now. The only reason to really bootleg games would be to play unreleased stuff, like Propeller Arena. That game was supposedly cancelled due to 9/11, but it was really cancelled because the DC was near the end. Instead of wasting money, they could write it off on taxes or something like that.

[MachoMyers]

Re: Dreamcast

I have mine locked up in storage back in Toronto, I don't plan on ever parting with it. Awesome system.

[Rodster]

Re: Dreamcast

Another great pickup and play game was Chu Chu Rocket, man I loved that game when playing with friends it was insane.