The Saturncast Project

A friend of mine, whose name will not be put on the internet, and I will be making a mod of the Sega Dreamcast and the Sega Saturn, so that both are in one casing, and that will accomplish, although rather crudely, the problem with the Dreamcast having no backwards compatibility with the Saturn. We may have a prototype done by May - June of next year, so be on the lookout for updates on Saturncast!
The symbol (excuse the slight crudeness of the drawing, it was the best I could do in paint!)

Updated Contact Info

I just wanted you all to know,my Myspace account is shut down, and I will now be on Facebook, under the name Christian Brodermann, so, if you need to contact me about something, check my Facebook page, or e-mail me at cmbrodermann96@aol.com!

Thanks!

SEGA Startups and Reviews

Here are the SEGA startups, from SEGA CD on, excluding the 32X.  The startups included are SEGA CD, SEGA Saturn, and the SEGA Dreamcast Dev. Kit, regular startup, and beta startup. I'm also adding a CGRHD video review of the Dreamcast, and of the Saturn.

Links
Dreamcast Review
Saturn Review
Genesis Review
SEGA CD Startup
Saturn Startup
Japanese Saturn Startup
Dreamcast Beta
Dreamcast
Supposed Dreamcast 2 Startup

Happy Belated Birthday, Dreamcast!

I'm sorry I didn't post on 9/9/09, I was too preoccupied with an all night video game marathon, which rocked! Then the internet went down. (Thanks a lot, AT&T) Plus, my computer was out for repairs, so now is when I get to doing this. I can't believe that it's been 10 years, I can't! I got my Dreamcast in '05, but I've been hooked ever since. I was a strict Saturn fan before that, which explains why I got my Dreamcast so late. Shenmue was my Saturn favorite, and that was partly why I got my Dreamcast, to get Shenmue 2 and the "next - gen" Shenmue. Plus, I wanted to finally see Sonic in 3D, not the 2.5D SEGA was famous for. So I picked up a Dreamcast, Sonic Adventure 1 and 2, Shenmue 1 and 2, some controllers, some VMUs, a rumble pack, and a microphone for Seaman for about $125.00 on Amazon, which was amazingly low. Plus, on 9/9/09, a new DC game was announced, so I'm picking that up on Amazon when it comes out. Also, I did a torture test with the SG-1000 and an Atari 2600, which, as usual, SEGA won, though the 2600 lasted almost 42 hours, which is pretty darn good. I got the SG-1000 from a Japanese friend of mine, who brought it from Japan on his last trip over there. Anyway, SEGAMAN out!