After formatting VMU's, exit the emulator and restart if using Reicast. You can use the Dreamcast’s analog stick to change the perspective. A Dreamcast soft-reset (A+B+X+Y+Start buttons at the same time) at the ROM's title screen will also take you into the Dreamcast BIOS to manage the VMU's. Once the Puyo Puyo Fever-provided file is installed onto your VMU you can switch between the normal menu and alternate menu by pressing ‘START’ on the controller (as long as the VMU with the file is connected).
Dreamcast bios how to#
The video below shows exactly how to switch the game into English mode and install the VMU file needed to unlock the alternate menu.
I use CodeBreaker as a boot disc for the system. Of course, you’ll need to have the means to play a Japanese game on your Dreamcast. Just one question, Does the devkit version of your bios initialize properly the SH4 UDI subsystem so the Dreamcast can. Regardless, it’s pretty interesting to Sega experimenting with the user interface design of the Dreamcast, even if it is just a novelty with no real function. Great job with the boot rom, amaizing :). The Dreamcast shipped with a BIOS which provided additional code to help games interact with the Dreamcast hardware. With the VMU file so small in size I would assume this alternate menu was actually hidden in the Dreamcast for over 5 years. This is because this core requires OpenGL core 3.3 context, and RetroArch on macOS currently does not. There is currently no ‘working’ macOS version available. If the ‘video driver’ is set to something else or than 'gl', switch to ‘gl’, and then restart. I’m not entirely certain whether this ‘3D perspective’ menu is built into the Dreamcast (and the VMU file simply tells the Dreamcast to activate it) or if the VMU file contains the code for the menu. RetroArch's video driver must be set to OpenGL. Not only is it a great puzzle game, Sega programmed the game with an installable VMU file which would unlock the alternate Dreamcast BIOs menu. Puyo Puyo Fever (Puyo Pop Fever when switched to English in the options menu) was the final Sega-published release for the Sega Dreamcast (2/24/04). Perhaps as a parting gift to Dreamcast fans, Sega published their final Dreamcast game (Japan-only) with quite a neat easter egg. Dreamcast Alternate 3D-Perspective Menu By
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