Dreamcast
Multi tool use
Dreamcast
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| Dreamcast |
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Developer:
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This game has hidden developer credits.
This game has hidden development-related text.
This game has regional differences.The Dreamcast was Sega's final effort as a contender in the video game console market. Though it was released to much applause with a strong library of games, it was quickly overshadowed by the success of the PlayStation 2 and was limited by both severe piracy problems (thanks to its proprietary GD-ROM discs being its only form of copy protection, which bit Sega royally in the rear when hackers discovered the console's support for multimedia CDs) and the string of failed hardware preceding its release.
If it's any consolation, the Dreamcast's extreme vulnerability to piracy did end up giving birth to one of the most vibrant homebrew communities to date.
Contents
1 Development Text
2 Hidden Alternate Menu
3 Hidden Credits
4 Regional Differences
Development Text
Present at 0x7B0 in the BIOS.
SEGA SEGAKATANA KABUTO Ver.1.01d Copyright(c) SEGA ENTERPRISES LTD., 1998,1999
Present at 0x9EA4 in the BIOS.
syTmr Version: 0.51.syTmr Build:Jun 23 199814:52:57
Present at 0xEB40 in the BIOS.
syRtc Ver 1.00 Build:Sep 28 1998 05:10:44
Present at 0x10010 in the BIOS.
SIMPLE PLAYER VER. 1.00 98/10/02
Present at 0xECA96 in the BIOS.
COPYRIGHT (C) NEC Corporation 1998
All rights reserved by NEC Corporation. This program must be
used solely for the purpose for which it was furnished by NEC
Corporation. No part of this program may be reproduced or
disclosed to others, in any form, without the prior written
permission of NEC Corporation
Use of copyright notice does not evidence publication of this
program
Developed by
* Semiconductor Solution Engineering Division
NEC Corpolation
* Home Multimedia Development Division
NEC Corpolation
* Client Server Software Development Division
NEC Software,Ltd
Present at 0x1A0090 in the BIOS.
1998,(C)SEGA ENTERPRISES 1998.09.09:DIGITALMEDIA :Y.Kashima / K.Suyama for Boot ROM ++
Hidden Alternate Menu
Having the game Puyo Puyo Fever saved to your Visual Memory Unit will allow you to access a hidden menu in the Dreamcast BIOS. Pressing Start on the controller will bring up an alternate 3D menu that you can move around.
Hidden Credits
Present at 0x1A1A0 in the flash ROM is a list of names.
Shoichiro Irimajiri
Sadahiko Hirose
Hidekazu Yukawa
Hideki Satou
Nobuhisa Yamada
Taku Matsubara
Kazuhiro Yasutomi
Shoji Nishikawa
Takashi Sekimoto
Toshihiro Oba
Shuji Hori
Masaharu Shinohara
Kazuhiro Baba
Katsunori Gendo
Kouji Horikawa
Masatoshi Horikawa
Osamu Hosokawa
Seiichi Kajiwara
Junko Kase
Toshikazu Kawada
Yasuhisa Kawase
Yusuke Kiguchi
Naohiko Kobayashi
Manabu Kubo
Teruaki Kuwana
Kunihiro Mori
Tomoyuki Mori
Shigeru Motoyoshi
Takeshi Nagashima
Yoshifumi Nakamura
Chuji Nakayama
Madoka Nakayama
Tatsuya Namatame
Yasuhiro Nishiyama
Toshiyuki Ogawa
Tadashi Ohya
Tetsuya Okawa
Tatsuya Sakurai
Hideaki Satou
Yutaka Suetsugi
Eriko Suzuki
Masahiko Takeuchi
Makoto Takiguchi
Ryo Taki
Masaki Tanaka
Kazuo Tsuda
Satoshi Tsuda
Koichi Takayasu
Naoki Niizuma
Atsunori Himoto
Tomoe Shinohara
Kunihiro Tokumaru
Yoshikazu Nagao
Satoshi Kira
Akitoshi Oikawa
Hirokazu Hama
Toshimichi Sugai
Naoji Ozaki
Hiroki Gotou
Masaharu Yoshii
Masaki Kawahori
Yuki Yamanaka
Shinichi Uchida
Masahiro Seki
Takashi Ando
Hideki Kudo
Nobuhiro Fukuda
Jiro Terakawa
Yoichi Uchida
Hiroki Okabata
Kazuyoshi Hara
Yuko Nasu
Syuuji Okada
Yutaka Okunoki
Tatuya Kouzaki
Tadashi Jokagi
Yoshiaki Kashima
Kazumi Suyama
Yutaka Sugano
Tomoko Hasegawa
Kazuhiro Matsuta
Katsuhiko Sato
Manabu Kusunoki
Shinichi Oya
Takeshi Suzuki
Kazunori Shibata
Shigeyuki Shimizu
Masayuki Imanishi
Kenji Ohtsuji
Masamichi Miyoshi
Tarou Mitani
Takaaki Jindou
Yoshitake Noguchi
Regional Differences
| North America/Japan | Europe |
|---|---|
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In Europe, the Dreamcast logo was changed from red to blue in order to prevent legal problems with German publisher Tivola, as their logo is a red swirl.
| BIOS/Firmware ROMs | |
|---|---|
| Nintendo | |
| Consoles | Famicom Disk System • FamicomBox • GameCube • Wii • Wii U • Nintendo Switch |
| Handhelds | Game Boy Color • Game Boy Advance • Nintendo DS • Nintendo 3DS |
| Official Accessories | Super Disc • Super Game Boy • BS-X • Game Boy Camera • GB Memory • 64DD • e-Reader |
| Unofficial Accessories | StudyBox • Game Genie (Game Boy) • Pro Action Replay (NES) • Game Genie (SNES) • Pro Action Replay (SNES) (MK2 • MK3) • Action Replay (GameCube) • GameShark (N64) • GB Hunter • Tri-Star • XBAND (SNES) • Action Replay DS (DSi) |
| Arcade Systems | Triforce |
| Sega | |
| Consoles | Genesis • Sega CD • 32X • Sega Saturn • Dreamcast |
| Accessories | Sega Graphic Board v2.0 • Game Genie (Genesis) • Sega Channel (Prototypes) • Visual Memory Unit |
| Arcade Systems | Sega Titan Video • Sega Hikaru • Triforce |
| SNK | |
| Consoles | Neo Geo • Neo Geo CD |
| Arcade Systems | Neo Geo |
| Sony | |
| Consoles | PlayStation • PlayStation 2 • PlayStation 3 |
| Handhelds | PlayStation Portable |
| Others | |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| Bit Corporation | Gamate |
| Brezzasoft | Brezzasoft Crystal System |
| Commodore | Amiga CD32 |
| GamePark | GP32 |
| JungleTac/KenSingTon | Vii |
| Konami | Bubble System |
| LeapFrog | Leapster • LeapFrog Epic |
| Microsoft | Xbox |
| Nabi | Nabi SE |
| Namco | NA-1/NA-2 • Triforce |
| NEC | TurboGrafx-CD • United Amusements PC Engine |
| Philips | CD-i |
| TimeTop | GameKing |
| VTech | V.Smile |
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