are those link to pc dreamcast memory cards good?
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i'm planning on buying a memory card, but i'm not sure which one to buy. i was thinking of the pc link, but i'm not sure if that's reliable. any suggestions? or comments? thanks.
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EB World has the Interact "Massive Memory Card" for $20 that's a 1600-block memory unit, and also includes a PC cable, plus Game Shark Lite. The best part is EB/EBX takes back anything within 10 days, so you can try it out, and return it guilt-free if it doesn't work out.
It's worth it just for the 1600 block capacity by itself.
It's worth it just for the 1600 block capacity by itself.
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I had a Nexxus, or Nexus, 4x memory card. It never game me any problems. There's a 16x one but I heard that one isn't as reliable. I don't think you really need that much storage anyways -- I never came close to filling up my 4x card.
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Originally posted by cloud
Yes but it's a one time equal or higher exchange only. They do not give refunds except on unopened software.
Yes but it's a one time equal or higher exchange only. They do not give refunds except on unopened software.
Edit: I just checked ebworld.com's Return Policy, and it looks to be the same as ever. Taking back open items has always been left up to the discretion of the store manager, so wonder if this new policy is just a local thing. It that's the case, boy, I'm sure that manager has a stressful life.
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Originally posted by Kellehair
I had a Nexxus, or Nexus, 4x memory card. It never game me any problems. There's a 16x one but I heard that one isn't as reliable. I don't think you really need that much storage anyways -- I never came close to filling up my 4x card.
I had a Nexxus, or Nexus, 4x memory card. It never game me any problems. There's a 16x one but I heard that one isn't as reliable. I don't think you really need that much storage anyways -- I never came close to filling up my 4x card.
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Whats this pc link going to do, like transfer the memory to the hard drive?
About a month ago I bought a used official Sega 4x memory card for 15 bucks at Gamestop and a few cheap games also. Anyway the card has 4 dividers and each division holds 200 blocks. You just press a button on top to switch and a light indicator will tell you which division you are at. It works pretty good like if you want to catorgize your save files.
About a month ago I bought a used official Sega 4x memory card for 15 bucks at Gamestop and a few cheap games also. Anyway the card has 4 dividers and each division holds 200 blocks. You just press a button on top to switch and a light indicator will tell you which division you are at. It works pretty good like if you want to catorgize your save files.




