The VM2 has internal storage equal to a retail VMU, but it can be expanded by inserting a MicroSD card up to 32GB in size.Allegedly a higher resolution VMU is something that the original Dreamcast SDK supported but no commercial products were ever released to take advantage of it.

In addition to having a backlight that can be toggled on or off, the VM2’s display has 4x the resolution of the original (48×32 vs 96×64).Like many of the features the Dreamcast is notable for, the original VMU was as innovative as it was flawed-its screen displays useful information in some titles and its ability to play mini-games is a charming novelty, but its paltry storage and extraordinarily short battery life have kept it from aging gracefully. Developed by Chris Diaoglou of DreamMods, the VM2 aims to address some of these longstanding complaints while adding new functionality.

An Indiegogo campaign has been announced for the VM2: a modern redesign of the Dreamcast‘s hybrid handheld console and memory card.

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