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"click"FU. Now I have to go through therapy AGAIN to forget the nightmare of Iomega. I hadn't thought of them in years.
Those are not iomega drives. I had a zip drive.
Ugh, three terrible songs in a row.1996 was an indeed a important year
I bought a SuperDisk drive. Now those bad boys were really short lived.I remember drooling over zip drives and jazz drives, but never ended up getting either one. They were kind of short lived though, especially once USB storage started to show up.
HA, my FIL and BIL both had ls-120 drives. They were convinced they were the future and suggested we get one on our gateway order. Didn't really see the point of having one when no one else had them. I was transfering CAD files back and forth to school at the time and the school didnt have them.I bought a SuperDisk drive. Now those bad boys were really short lived.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SuperDisk
True.Those are not iomega drives.
Those LS drives actually were pretty good.... MUCH more reliable then Zip.HA, my FIL and BIL both had ls-120 drives. They were convinced they were the future and suggested we get one on our gateway order. Didn't really see the point of having one when no one else had them. I was transfering CAD files back and forth to school at the time and the school didnt have them.
eh? why would a Zip drive work on a Dreamcast?I remember really wanting the Zip drive for the Dreamcast for some reason. I even asked at an Electronics Boutique (or maybe it was Software Etc), but the worker like couldn't even understand what I was saying, like I was speaking a totally foreign language that made no sense to them.
If Sega was forward-thinking enough to add a USB port to it, it probably would have worked. I mean, it ran Windows CE, right? It probably wouldn't have been hard for Iomega or even a third-party developer to write a driver for it.eh? why would a Zip drive work on a Dreamcast?
what would be the point?If Sega was forward-thinking enough to add a USB port to it, it probably would have worked. I mean, it ran Windows CE, right? It probably wouldn't have been hard for Iomega or even a third-party developer to write a driver for it.
Storing games, so you didn't need to load them from disc. The XBox eventually allowed this, but Sega could have got the jump on them.what would be the point?
I never bothered listening to the other two. But with MariahUgh, three terrible songs in a row.
you need to hack the cd door switch for it to even load pirated games. Dreamcast used a custom 1GB cd rom. pirated games replaced the videos to make them fit in a standard cd rom. if you are going for hacked, then may as well attach a hdd. Totally different era products.Storing games, so you didn't need to load them from disc. The XBox eventually allowed this, but Sega could have got the jump on them.