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LightConn, The World's First Wireless Dreamcast Light Gun, Is Getting A Laser-Guided Overhaul



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We've already covered Dreamware's excellent VM2 and DreamConn S peripherals for the Sega Dreamcast, but there's one other product the company has produced which we've not touched upon, and that's the LightConn light gun.
In its current form, the LightConn is effectively an upgraded OEM Dreamcast light gun, which uses Bluetooth to connect to the console and is compatible with modern HDTVs via an IR sensor bar (not entirely unlike the way the Wii worked, in fact).
Up to this point, Dreamware has ...

Article : https://www.timeextension.com/news/2026/01/lightconn-the-worlds-first-wireless-dreamcast-light-gun-is-getting-a-laser-guided-overhaul

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LightConn, The World's First Wireless Dreamcast Light Gun, Is Getting A Laser-Guided Overhaul



Article : https://www.timeextension.com/news/2026/01/lightconn-the-worlds-first-wireless-dreamcast-light-gun-is-getting-a-laser-guided-overhaul
While I knew the Dreamcast Gun, I'm not familiar with LightConn. Is it worth it?

Ever since getting The House of the Dead: Remake on Steam, I did consider getting a lightgun. But I don't play lightgun games that often, and I'd rather if it's a Sega lightgun. Like how Sega collaborates with Retro-Bit to recreate their controllers for modern PC use.

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While I knew the Dreamcast Gun, I'm not familiar with LightConn. Is it worth it?

Ever since getting The House of the Dead: Remake on Steam, I did consider getting a lightgun. But I don't play lightgun games that often, and I'd rather if it's a Sega lightgun. Like how Sega collaborates with Retro-Bit to recreate their controllers for modern PC use.

Well, if you don't play lightgun games that often, I don't think it's worth it.
Better save it for a controller for games that you'd play them often.

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ORDERING PIZZA ON YOUR SEGA DREAMCAST IS VERY CLUNKY INDEED

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEMqq7-8K5s



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You used to be able to order pizza on the Dreamcast natively, all the way back in 1999. However, the modern Domino’s website doesn’t really work on the ancient Dreamcast browser anymore. The simple fact is that web technology has advanced a long way in the last couple of decades, and Sega didn’t exactly spend a lot of time maintaining a browser on a console that died mere months after its rivals hit the market.
Thus, to place a pizza order on the Dreamcast these days, you need to work within its limitations. [Delux] uses the Dreamcast with the Broadband Adapter to access a PC on the local network via the XDP web browser. That PC is hosting Web Rendering Proxy, a tool which converts complicated modern websites into something a simpler machine can parse. From there, it’s a matter of ...

Article: https://hackaday.com/2026/01/30/ordering-pizza-on-your-sega-dreamcast-is-very-clunky-indeed/

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SONIC WEEKLY: The Sonic Adventure Era w/ AARON LONG

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Our friend Aaron Long (creator of Sublo and Tangy Mustard; directed on Tuca & Bertie, BoJack Horseman) returns to the show to share thoughts about Sonic Adventure, Sonic Adventure 2, and Sonic Heroes. Plus the weekly news and Rings of Saturn, as always!

Article: https://segabits.com/blog/2026/01/26/sonic-weekly-the-sonic-adventure-era-w-aaron-long/