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Did you know the Sega Dreamcast had a hidden built-in 3D system menu called 'Real Mode'? In 2004, Sega released their final Dreamcast game, Puyo Puyo Fever. It included a special VMU icon containing a simple feature flag that unlocks this hidden feature.

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Waking from the dream? Real mode actually means something on a computer.

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interesting

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Rediscover gaming nostalgia at 🕹️ Dive into PS2, PS1, PS3, Wii, Wii U, and Nintendo classics. Start your retro adventure now! #retrogaming #PS2 #PS1 #PS3 #Wii #WiiU #Nintendo

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This is SO cool! Never knew this!

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Holy moly. I had no idea. This really inspires me to do a technical deep dive on this machine one day.

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I did not know that, cool!

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Did not know that. Awesome.

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I remember when the game dropped and this blew up. Sega filled that thing with magic and we will likely never know the full extent of it

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Super thankful that Sega didn't let these hidden features packed into this last game just go unused forever. Also pretty blown away that the Dreamcast system menu also supported background images.

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Yep I have this game and that menu!

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Puyo Puyo mentioned RAAAAAAH!

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