Refurbished and heavily modded Dreamcast (VA1 Motherboard).  I had this professionally built for my collection, but haven't played it in months.  I want to find a better home for the system.

Details:

- OEM original Dreamcast shell
- DCDigital HDMI mod (HW1)
- GDEMU CLONE Optical Drive Board (V5.15B)
- 512GB fully-loaded SD card (message me if you want more info)
- GDEMU SD-Card 3D-Printed Mount
- Noctua Fan
- Custom Blue LED
- Fuse Mod + New Battery

Setup also includes:

- One (1) original A/V cable.  This will only work with an upscaler or CRT TV.
- One (1) Power Cable
- One (1) MicroHDMI to HDMI (for the DCDigital)

- One (1) OEM original controller.  Includes the Retro Frog "Cable Clip" found here:
https://stoneagegamer.com/cable-clip-for-sega-dreamcast-controller-retro-frog.html

- One (1) "Total Control 5" Keyboard & Mouse adapter.  This is an original 3rd-party accessory from the 90s.  Rare - this allows you to connect a PS/2 keyboard (for games like Typing of the Dead) so you don't need the expensive Dreamcast keyboard.  This was brand-new in the plastic when I bought it, but I've never used it to test.  Removed from the plastic for easier storage.  Includes original cardboard inserts.

- One (1) Dreamcast Component cable (YPbPr) from "retrogamingcables".  New (still in plastic).  This will only work with an upscaler or CRT tv.  As found here:
https://www.retrogamingcables.co.uk/sega/SEGA-DREAMCAST-RGB-SCART-CABLES/Sega-Dreamcast-Component-YPbPr-cable-480p

- One (1) Dreamcast VM2 - the new VM2 redesign (Micro-SD storage. Upgraded LCD. Embedded Battery. USB-C port).  Brand new (removed from package).  I've never used it, so you'll need to set it up.  As found here:  https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/vm2-the-next-gen-vmu-for-the-dreamcast#/


Notes:

To get to the DCDigital OSD (On Screen Display) press:   Left Trigger + Right Trigger + X + A + Start

The Dreamcast shell uses two extra screws on the bottom of the console.  You can see them in the picture of the bottom-label.  These screws hold the GDEMU internal mounts in-place.  Just be aware of the screws ... they shouldn't catch on anything, but be cautious when sliding the console along a hard surface.