The Sega Dreamcast's VMU was a technological marvel in its day: a memory card with its own screen and control setup that hosted its own basic minigames. Well, one modder decided to take its ...

Part memory card, part second screen accessory, the VMU was also a mini-game console with its own small library of mini-games. It wasn’t perfect but it was such a cool idea.

It was the memory card for Sega’s last foray into the console market, the Dreamcast, and unlike those of its competitors it formed a tiny handheld console in its own right.

It’s a modern micro console/computer stuffed into the shell of a Sega Dreamcast VMU. The Dreamcast was a game console released in the late 90s, and it was designed to be used while plugged into ...

Dreamcast VMU------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Unofficial Dreamcast VMU PC to DC File Transfer FAQ! by Daniel Green-Lee (AKA DCStriker) danzig21188 ...

Sega of America has released the Dreamcast 4X VMU in the US. The utility, which holds four times the memory of the regular Dreamcast VMU, was originally scheduled for release alongside Phantasy ...

It is Galden's belief that Sega executives saw the EGM write-up about the Dreamcast alongside the report about the Secret Screen, took that idea and used it to create the VMU.

Here, the Game Gear Micro sits beside the Dreamcast VMU or Visual Memory Unit, a rather eccentric device that functions both as removable storage for the Dreamcast as well as a second display and ...

Nothing is set in stone just yet, but current plans call for gamers who reserve the upcoming Sega simulation from Sega's Dreamcast Direct Online sales service to receive a limited edition VMU of ...

The classic Dreamcast controller is a sea of empty space, and a large amount of its real estate is dedicated to the VMU.

The Dreamcast VMU was a curious piece of hardware. Part memory card, part low-end LCD gaming toy, its fate was sealed once SEGA abandoned the console platform on January 31, 2001.