This last area seems to be the most interesting. Reports from Japan are indicating that Sega is moving apace at incorporating Dreamcast technology onto a PCI card. By installing this card, Dreamcast games can be played through a computer in perfect form. We're not sure how the whole GD-ROM thing works out at this point, or if Sega would be planning on re-releasing titles on DVD-ROM format.
Apparently, at the busine briefing meeting in Japan today (11/1), Sega showed a sample of the device, and newly appointed representative director and vice president Hideki Sato commented that Sega is already showing off early design work and samples to potential clients. There seem to be a few problems remaining, but one representative at the showing commented that the product is far along-enough so that it may see release before the end of next year.
Sega of America knew nothing of this PCI card Dreamcast, and was unable to answer when we asked about the use of GD-ROM discs on a PC.Meer intere ant leesvoer hierover op Dreamcast.Ign.Klinkt erg geinig, nou even afwachten hoe het uitgevoerd gaat worden