Dreamcast: A Forensic Retrospective

mrbrightside wrote:

Pred wrote:I had a look about on the internet and came across a site which offered non-torrent downloads for loads of DC games. I ended up downloading Cosmic Smash and Marvel vs. Capcom, burnt them to separate discs and they're playable, which is great.

Cosmic Smash is good but it really isn't worth the £60 people are asking for on eBay! As for Marvel vs. Capcom I'm finding it really hard on the easiest difficulty. I downloaded the sequel, too, but I haven't burnt it to disc yet. I'll see if I can make any more progress in the original first.

I've been downloading a few more games so I'll probably end up burning all of them and have an increase of games to play!

What web -site is it mate? I've sent you a PM.

mrbrightside wrote:How much did you pay for your VGA cable in the end?

HailToTheKingBaby! wrote:

mrbrightside wrote:

Pred wrote:I had a look about on the internet and came across a site which offered non-torrent downloads for loads of DC games. I ended up downloading Cosmic Smash and Marvel vs. Capcom, burnt them to separate discs and they're playable, which is great.

Cosmic Smash is good but it really isn't worth the £60 people are asking for on eBay! As for Marvel vs. Capcom I'm finding it really hard on the easiest difficulty. I downloaded the sequel, too, but I haven't burnt it to disc yet. I'll see if I can make any more progress in the original first.

I've been downloading a few more games so I'll probably end up burning all of them and have an increase of games to play!

What web -site is it mate? I've sent you a PM.

Pred - can I get a PM too please?

Sarge wrote:By November 1998, when the Dreamcast first arrived in Japanese shops, it had been ten long years since the popular Megadrive, a decade punctuated by a triple whammy of high-profile hardware mistakes.