VM2

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€85.00
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Next batch will ship on 15-Jan-2026
  • Description
  • Overview
  • Downloads
  • Setup & Usage
  • GID Compatibility
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The VM2 is a total re-production & upgrade of the original VMU, giving the user an experience that truly feels like next-gen! Internally, the VM2 received a totally fresh design with modern electronics. Externally, it is upgraded and at the same time keeps the original looks & feels, as a tribute to the original VMU.
Features
  • ​New monochrome backlit LCD
  • Higher screen resolution
  • Micro-SD storage
  • Internal storage of 128KB (200 blocks)
  • Embedded high-capacity battery
  • USB-C port (for charging & connecting to a PC)
  • Original VMU mini-games support
  • Original audio (beeping) support
  • Original language support (EN/JP)
  • LCD in-game images streaming to PC
  • ​LCD VMU mini-games streaming to PC
  • Charging from both the controller, and the USB-C port
  • Accurate VMU emulator provided with the VM2 GUI
  • VM-to-VM connection for game sharing and file transfers
  • ​Optionally remove copy-protection from save files
  • Accurate Per-game virtual VMUs (auto-create and switching) for GDEmu + openMenu and Terraonion MODE
  • Generic Per-game virtual VMUs (auto-create and switching) for GDemu + GDMenu, USB-GDROM and discs ​
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Planned Features
  • ​​DreamEye support
  • PSO images support​
Windows Application
VM2 GUI (1.9.6.4)
File Size: 4350 kb
File Type: zip
Download File
​​VM2 Organiser (by RazorX)
​​Dreamcast Disc Image ID Changer​ (by Derek Pascarella [ateam] )
Thanks to Derek, now those using VM2 with MODE have the ability to modify the baked-in product ID of any of their disc images.
​This is a very useful option for GameID cases where homebrew/indie games share the same generic IDs, and even for a handful of retail games that overlap too.
When launching games using GDemu + openMenu or TO MODE, the VM2 uses the accurate game detection (GameID) which provides a 100% coverage rate.

When launching games using any other method (e.g. OEM discs), the VM2 uses the generic game detection (GID) which provides a coverage rate of ~80%
Generic Game detection (GID) - Compatibility List
  • NTSC-U
  • PAL
  • NTSC-J
  • Unreleased | Indie | Translated
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