Sega Dreamcast Visual Memory Unit Reviews

Once upon a time Carts ruled the world and all we ever needed to use was carts, carts were so cleverly designed that you can save games onto them without using these new fangled Memory cards. When the Disc era of gaming appeared and Sony used these memory cards. These Memory cards though had an advantage, you could transfer data from one game to ...  Read the complete review

The Visual Memory Unit is the memory card for the Sega Dreamcast games machine, something that will not alter your life in any drastic way, but will provide a very useful peripheral accessory when games playing on this games console! Writing about a memory cards is not the most exciting hobby in the world, it’s not how I like to spend my ...  Read the complete review

You know the Dr Pepper Adverts, claiming that the drink, Dr Pepper, part of the Coca Cola brand, was in fact NOT a Cola? Do you remember that? Well it probably is a cola because it just tastes like cherry cola to me anyway, but the point is - the Visual memory Unit is not just a memory card, it's actually a very funny little games system as ...  Read the complete review

It's these little innovations that make consoles great. Well, actually it's the price, quality of games and quality of machine. But even so, some kind of storage device is handy. No more re-doing levels because of power cuts and inconveniences (work, school, food, family gatherings etc...). Just save your stuff on to a card and off you go. ...  Read the complete review

The Dreamcast VMU or visual memory unit is basically a memory card. It is a heart a block of plastic that saves your progress in various Dreamcast games. And yet it is so much more. The Dreamcast VMU is an innovation in memory card design and why Sony didn't adapt it for the PS2 is beyond me. The VMU is the best memory card ever. ...  Read the complete review

Dreamcast Visual Memory Unit How fantastic can you get? Even better than the Playstation Pocketstation, the Dreamcast Visual Memory Unit has taken the world by storm by being the best memory unit there is! The Dreamcast Visual Memory Unit is really great, dependable and acts as a miniature games machine! Run on watch batteries, ...  Read the complete review

VMU is a memory card for the Sega Dreamcast and it’s an excellent one at that. Of course memory cards have become a must have due to many games involving long playing time, unless you fancy completing a game in one go (and with games like Ecco I doubt its humanly possible!). So how big is it? Well it has 200 blocks (1mb), which should be ...  Read the complete review

The Dreamcast VMU or visual memory unit is basically a memory card. It is a heart a block of plastic that saves your progress in various Dreamcast games. And yet it is so much more. The Dreamcast VMU is an innovation in memory card design and why Sony didn't adapt it for the PS2 is beyond me. The VMU is the best memory card ever. ...  Read the complete review

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Been a while since i last wrote a review but here goes. This VMU thingy is a memory card with a screen. You can save all your normal game saves on here as well as a few extra features including games. The VMU is really small and it slots in to the back of your dreamcast controller. That's what the little hole in the top is for by ...  Read the complete review

The visual Memory Unit is available for the Sega Dreamcast games machine, it's one of the most interesting memory cards around - nothing like any other card to date. Why? Oh yeah, it has an LCD screen!! So this may not seem overly impressive at first glance, bit for £10, as it will cost you online, it's a very good value product. ...  Read the complete review

Only virtually? Well, yes. Every console has its moments of brilliance in design. The Nintendo 64 had the analogue control. The Playstation had the memory card - before this, games were saved to a memory inside the cartridge, or to a battery memory inside the console itself, or not at all. So, what's the Dreamcast's ...  Read the complete review

When you buy a console, you may often consider more than what the console is solely capable of - you may look at what is available for it, in terms of peripherals and so forth - the design of the control pad is an important aspect, but so is the memory card - these little devices are so important, we'd be lost without them (well, our games ...  Read the complete review

The Dreamcast VMU is one of the most innovative peripherals ever created for a games console, and I feel that Sega have designed more than a mere memory card here, and everyone will incorporate this idea in some way or other! The VMU stands for Visual Memory Unit, and is currently the only Official Sega product offering the save game facility, but ...  Read the complete review