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1. I am going back to Lebanon this Winter, and am taking my Dreamcast with me, but am quite scared of the idea that i am taking all my 30 Dreamcast GAmes with me for the siomple reason that they may get seized by customs or damaged there.
So basically to counter this problem i plan to copy all the games and leave a back-up copy of every game i have here in London.
Can anyone help me with this problem?
Thanks,
P.s. I know this may sound Illegal but it ISN'T!!!
1. I am going back to Lebanon this Winter, and am taking my Dreamcast with me, but am quite scared of the idea that i am taking all my 30 Dreamcast GAmes with me for the siomple reason that they may get seized by customs or damaged there.
So basically to counter this problem i plan to copy all the games and leave a back-up copy of every game i have here in London.
Can anyone help me with this problem?
Thanks,
P.s. I know this may sound Illegal but it ISN'T!!!
I wouldn't know how to help you though, FinaFantaTAsyMeister (funny name...). I'm sure someone here can help though...
from now on i will call u mr. illegal
cool out
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You'll need to buy the cable, connect it to your PC and the Dreamcast will basically act as an extra CD-ROM drive on your PC. I think you would then copy all of the data on GD-ROM to CD-ROM. I think it may be a little more complicated than that. Sorry I'm a bit vague, but I haven't ever done it before. There are some sites that claim to have guides teaching you to copy DC games using Nero, but I don't think that would be possible, since Nero does not just do straight burns. I've heard that writing in RAW mode works.
Just use Google and search for "How to copy Dreamcast GD-ROMs" or something.
The alternative would be to download a DC iso, which I've heard come ready to burn. This would not be illegal, since you own an official copy of each game. You need a high bandwidth line to do that though (ADSL or other).
Good luck.
> I think, that you may be able to copy them to DVDs, as long as you ca
> nfind GD ROMS later on, because GD ROMS are notoriously expensive and
> hard to come by. Also,I think you would be better nuying some new,
> second hamd cheap dreamcast games and taking them with you instead of
> all your old ones, because I doubt you will ever get copied GD ROMS to
> work in your Dreamcast.
LOL copy to DVD you muppet it hasn't got a DVD drive in the DC so how would it read it?
Lawless, you said you donwloaded this ISO thing, where did you do that?