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Starting with the Sega Master System, we’ve been Sega fans from the beginning. This passion has blossomed into our desire to support the fan community by offering repros, hardware, memorabilia and more!

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Worried about ruining your valuable cartridge or disc? We’ve got you covered with reproductions for Genesis, CD, Saturn, and Dreamcast.

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Lost or damaged your game case? We’ve go your covered whether a cartridge case, Sega CD/Saturn longbox, or more modern dreamcast jewelbox.

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We modify Dreamcasts with GDEMUs, Dream PSUs, and refurbish the case, all at an affordable price! We also stock accessories as deals arise.

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We produce our own custom designs of Sega memorabilia ranging from t-shits to posters, and much more!

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Sega Replay Retro Blog

Troubleshooting Dreamcast CDI Reproduction Games

Troubleshooting Dreamcast CDI Reproduction Games

In the Dreamcast retro scene, the console is unfortunately notorious for laser problems. While there are a variety of reasons behind this including simple age, the issue is fundamentally a consequence of economics. At the time of the console’s creation, Sega was deep in debt and was forced to use lower quality components than in previous consoles. As a result, finding consoles marked “powers on but won’t read discs” is an all to common site on places like eBay. Today we will discuss some simple hacks that will help many people get reproduction CDI games to play, and possibly fix a dead Dreamcast, too!

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