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- An original design by Dan Clarke (@danclarke) featuring a homage to the Japanese Mega Drive scene.
- Three colour silkscreen A1 (841×594mm) poster, printed on heavy weight 220 gsm Takeo paper, part of the beautiful new range of Japanese papers from GF Smith.
- Limited run of 100 individually numbered prints.
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Très Bon EtatVersion JAPONAISE.
Nécessite un adaptateur secteur 110/220 pour fonctionner sur une prise électrique Française.
Console complète avec manette et câbles d'origine. Livrée dans sa boite d'origine avec sa notice et son CD d'origines.
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if 100 or more people want to have a copy of "twist it" (puzzlegame) for 24,95 € we will port it to Dreamcast and produce a small amount for these people. just write us a mail that you want it at info@project-firestorm.com
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The Dramcast Karaoke is a karaoke peripheral for the Sega Dreamcast, only sold in Japan. Though to the western world it seems like an odd attachement for a games console, karaoke is hugely popular in Japan, with many of the major consoles supporting karaoke adapters; for instance, the Sega Saturn had MKU-1.
The karaoke unit sits below the Dreamcast system and links up via the expansion port (which is usually occupied by the Dreamcast Modem). As well as this, the power and video outputs need to be linked between the unit and the Dreamcast console. The karaoke unit has an expansion port of its own, allowing the setup to be expanded even further if needed. The Dreamcast Karaoke interfaces with Sega Kara (bundled with the unit), and at one point allowed the user to download songs from the internet. As the servers have since been taken offline, this is no longer an option.
The device supports up to two microphones, each with its own volume control. Other than having Dreamcast branding, the microphones are similar in nature to normal ones, and so can be used in other karaoke devices if required.
