Load Dreamcast Isos from BBA
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Load Dreamcast Isos from BBA
Hello recently I picked up a BBA from an auction online for cheap and am wondering if I could load GDIs from the BBA somehow using my PC.
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Re: Load Dreamcast Isos from BBA
so first off for that price make sure that it bares the HIT-400 or HIT-401 anywhere since there is a HIT-300 which does one tenth of the rated speeds and is pretty much exclusive to a specific web browser. from what I know about it there were Dreamcast units given out to hospital patients and the way that they communicated with their doctors were through that method. I can't seem to find the information to back it up but google is your friend. However the ability of streaming games to the system may have gotten you confused with the Gamecube in which you actually used Phantasy Star Online (not plus) to do it with.
So basically you can dump games, program with it, transfer rom data from and to, play games like PSO, Quake 3, and Toy Racer (Doom via NXDoom source port is another), but never stream games to it. Hopefully this makes a lot of sense to you.
So basically you can dump games, program with it, transfer rom data from and to, play games like PSO, Quake 3, and Toy Racer (Doom via NXDoom source port is another), but never stream games to it. Hopefully this makes a lot of sense to you.
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Re: Load Dreamcast Isos from BBA
Nobody ever bothered to write a homebrew program to stream games via the BBA, because the DC's BIOS has an exploit to let you just burn games to CD-R and boot them that way.
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Re: Load Dreamcast Isos from BBA
Actually they have.Aleron Ives wrote:Nobody ever bothered to write a homebrew program to stream games via the BBA

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Re: Load Dreamcast Isos from BBA
Its the HIT 400 so it isn't the shitty onescaryred24 wrote:so first off for that price make sure that it bares the HIT-400 or HIT-401 anywhere since there is a HIT-300 which does one tenth of the rated speeds and is pretty much exclusive to a specific web browser. from what I know about it there were Dreamcast units given out to hospital patients and the way that they communicated with their doctors were through that method. I can't seem to find the information to back it up but google is your friend. However the ability of streaming games to the system may have gotten you confused with the Gamecube in which you actually used Phantasy Star Online (not plus) to do it with.
So basically you can dump games, program with it, transfer rom data from and to, play games like PSO, Quake 3, and Toy Racer (Doom via NXDoom source port is another), but never stream games to it. Hopefully this makes a lot of sense to you.
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