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An alternative is to append discs to the current playlist via the "Disk Image Append" option in the Disk Control RetroArch menu. Compatibility ¶ General Flycast Issues ¶ To take advantage of Flycast's Disk Control feature for disk swapping, an index file (a m3u file) should be made. a b c "Sega Corporation Annual Report 2000" (PDF). Sega. pp.10–12, 18. Archived from the original (PDF) on September 25, 2007 . Retrieved December 9, 2014. Mott 2013, p.415. "'I'm dating the head cheerleader', you might type while playing The Typing of the Dead, before digressing into an extended discourse on health and safety measures or financial prudence". So it seems that in principle, the Dreamcast could have supported controllers with an array of features comparable to the current generation's, but sadly such controllers were never actually produced.

CNN - CYBERPLAY: Sega readies for battle - November 13, 1997". edition.cnn.com . Retrieved May 20, 2023. Before the launch of the Dreamcast in Japan, Sega announced its NAOMI [222] arcade board, a cheaper alternative to the Sega Model 3. [223] NAOMI shares the same technology as the Dreamcast, with twice as much system, video, and audio memory and a 160 MB flash ROM board in place of a GD-ROM drive, allowing nearly identical home conversions of arcade games. [5] [32] Games were ported from NAOMI to the Dreamcast by several leading Japanese arcade companies, including Capcom and Namco. [5] The Dreamcast also used parts similar to those found in personal computers with Pentium II and III processors, allowing a handful of ports of PC games. [224] [225] Ooga Booga (Dreamcast)". Metacritic. Archived from the original on January 17, 2015 . Retrieved November 5, 2014.

If ever a system deserved to succeed, it was Dreamcast. Dreamcast has a hell of a library. It's dying now, 18 months old, with a larger library than the 5-year-old Nintendo 64. It's a better library than the Nintendo 64. Dreamcast was a wonderful system. Sega selected the GD-ROM media format. [38] Jointly developed by Sega and Yamaha, the GD-ROM could be mass-produced at a similar price to a normal CD-ROM, [32] avoiding the greater expense of newer DVD-ROM technology. [29] [39] [40] Death of the Dreamcast Official". Edge. April 2, 2007. Archived from the original on December 4, 2014 . Retrieved March 5, 2015.

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