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| − | {{sub-stub}} | + | {{sub-stub}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a tool for [[Sega Dreamcast]] developers which allows for the programming/testing of sound. It is a bizarre piece of hardware, physically attached to a Japanese Sega Dreamcast. It is similar to the older [[Sound Box]]. |
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Dev.Cas is a tool for Sega Dreamcast developers which allows for the programming/testing of sound. It is a bizarre piece of hardware, physically attached to a Japanese Sega Dreamcast. It is similar to the older Sound Box.
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