GD-ROM

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That's it.

And it was remarkable to see how Nintendo and its first party and second party people were able to work around the limitations of, A, the cartridges on the Nintendo 64, and, B, the small discs, the GD-ROMs.

It was like half the capacity.

Yeah, half a

if you flip the lid off a dreamcast on the left hand side you've got quite an archaic sort of psu strip in there which does generate quite a lot of heat having the sort of power transformer within the console Then you've got your flat board.

Above that, you've got your GD-ROM laid on top of it.

And then to the side, you've got a little fan piece.

I agree with you.

It's a solid, plasticky piece of thing, but I just did not expect that to survive.

I mean, the GD-ROM is notoriously kind of fragile and fickle, especially as the console ages in, so a big drop.

I mean, did they test these were working before they dropped them? I'd argue probably not.

I hope so.