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The Dreamcast Dev Kit is effectively a computer, but with four Dreamcast controller ports and a [[GD-ROM]] disc drive. | The Dreamcast Dev Kit is effectively a computer, but with four Dreamcast controller ports and a [[GD-ROM]] disc drive. | ||
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| + | File:DevBox DC Katana.jpg|Older model | ||
| + | File:Sega-katanafront.jpg|Newer model | ||
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The Dreamcast Development Kit is, as the name suggests, the official development kit for the Sega Dreamcast. It is the tool used by the majority of Dreamcast developers to produce Dreamcast games. Earlier models had Katana branding.
The Dreamcast Dev Kit is effectively a computer, but with four Dreamcast controller ports and a GD-ROM disc drive.
Gallery
Older model
Newer model
