Actually, Dreamcast discs are called GD-ROMs. As far as I know, it stores up to 1 GB. That's why CD-ROM drives can't read it.
Actually, Dreamcast discs are called GD-ROMs. As far as I know, it stores up to 1 GB. That's why CD-ROM drives can't read it.
Actually CD-ROM drives can read part of the GD-ROMs, but being 1GB capacity isn't the cause: The GD-ROM format is so different from the CD/DVD-ROM standard that it's not compatible, no standard drive can read it. Only the DC and the rare and very expensive GD-ROM drives can read it.
Last edited by hagbard; July 19th, 2005 at 16:28.
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