“One of the wildest things I’ve ever, EVER seen in all my years of romhacking”.
The Dreamcast may have been Sega’s final stab in the world of gaming hardware, but the company really threw everything at making the console a success – including features like online connectivity, memory cards you could play games on and the ability to hook the system up via VGA for a sharper picture.
If you were lucky enough to have experienced a Dreamcast running via VGA back in the day, it was akin to the leap to HD we’d see a few years later – it just looked incredible, even compared to RGB SCART. This feature is also responsible for a cool hidden secret, which has recently been unearthed by engineer and Romhacker Derek Pascarella, who is currently working on a translation patch for Capcom vs. SNK 2.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“One of the wildest things I’ve ever, EVER seen in all my years of romhacking”.
The Dreamcast may have been Sega’s final stab in the world of gaming hardware, but the company really threw everything at making the console a success – including features like online connectivity, memory cards you could play games on and the ability to hook the system up via VGA for a sharper picture.
If you were lucky enough to have experienced a Dreamcast running via VGA back in the day, it was akin to the leap to HD we’d see a few years later – it just looked incredible, even compared to RGB SCART. This feature is also responsible for a cool hidden secret, which has recently been unearthed by engineer and Romhacker Derek Pascarella, who is currently working on a translation patch for Capcom vs. SNK 2.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
