They felt it "continues Sega's tradition of horrendous design and the Dreamcast controller is the worst of the worst, the parallel grips on the back immediately strain your wrists and the face buttons have their letters etched into them, making them rough and awkward to press." Graphics Pashpaw said the gamepads "were innovative for the time with the two slots in the controller for expansion," Kasper called them epic and Kenshin11 said they were "something else." Joe thought the "controllers were dope, especially certain games that utilized the touchscreen type thing you could attach to the controller," and Nathan found them "unique and surprisingly nice in the hand." Kenvan19 called themselves "one of the insane people who absolutely loved the Dreamcast controller enough that when the Xbox Duke came out, it was my favorite due to its similarity." When it comes to those distinct, spaceship-shaped controllers the majority of readers were surprisingly in favor of them. Brett was more skeptical, saying he found the memory card system "a little bit odd and the cards were kind of chunky." Controllers
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One of the Dreamcast features fans mentioned the most was the Visual Memory Unit (VMU) which, as Tatsumaki explains, "gave Dreamcast owners the ability to view game data on their controllers as well as carry mini-games along with them that tied into the console parent game." Nathan said the VMU's "ability to be played once removed from the controller was very interesting, though very few games actually took full advantage of this feature." A different user named Nathan pointed out that they "made a huge for a game like NFL2K as the memory cards allowed you the ability to view and pick your play on them." Jeremy said the "cool features like the VMU save carts, complete with built-in screen minigames" was one of the things that distinguished the Dreamcast as a gaming system.
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Mooney also pointed out that "one of the best features of the Dreamcast was how easy it was to use homebrew content," though "this may also be partially responsible for its demise since it made it easy for users to pirate games over P2P networks." Pashpaw saw it as a positive, saying that "the console's firmware supports CD playback too and later Dreamcasts can load in homebrew games for Windows NT with ease." Visual Memory Unit (VMU) You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu.
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