Official OEM SEGA Dreamcast Visual Memory Unit VMU HKT-7000 Tested Original
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Manufacturer description
The Official OEM SEGA Dreamcast Visual Memory Unit VMU HKT-7000 is a memory card specifically designed for the Sega Dreamcast console. It is a blue-colored unit that connects as a controller attachment. Made by SEGA in Japan, this memory card is compatible with Sega Dreamcast consoles and games, offering additional storage capabilities for saved games and accessories. The VMU allows for convenient storage and retrieval of game data, enhancing the overall gaming experience on the Sega Dreamcast platform. Tested Working thanks for looking
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