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It is a memory card for the [[Sega Dreamcast]], offering 1600 blocks (8x200) of memory, eight times the amount of blocks offered in a standard [[VMU]] and twice as many as the [[4x Memory Card]]. It is likely the largest memory card for the console, with a seven-segment LED display showing which of the eight "slot"s is currently in use. A button on the side switches between slots. | It is a memory card for the [[Sega Dreamcast]], offering 1600 blocks (8x200) of memory, eight times the amount of blocks offered in a standard [[VMU]] and twice as many as the [[4x Memory Card]]. It is likely the largest memory card for the console, with a seven-segment LED display showing which of the eight "slot"s is currently in use. A button on the side switches between slots. | ||
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The Massive Memory Card Plus is an accessory manufactured by InterAct (with GameShark branding).
It is a memory card for the Sega Dreamcast, offering 1600 blocks (8x200) of memory, eight times the amount of blocks offered in a standard VMU and twice as many as the 4x Memory Card. It is likely the largest memory card for the console, with a seven-segment LED display showing which of the eight "slot"s is currently in use. A button on the side switches between slots.
It was sold in Japan by Karat.
Promotional material
Print advert in Electronic Gaming Monthly (US) #134: "September 2000" (2000-08-08)
Physical scans
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| Dreamcast, JP |
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References