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DreamColor Plus

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The official wiki covering the project overview, manual, controller modes, compatibility, firmware, VMU, safety, and project history.

Updated September 21, 2026 · English
Overview

What is DreamColor Plus?

DreamColor Plus is a replacement board designed to modernize original Sega Dreamcast controllers. It combines a color display for VMU content, wireless connectivity, built-in memory, vibration, a microSD card, new controller modes, and an optional dual-analog configuration.

At a glance

Key features

Wireless Dreamcast connection

Validated

Automatic connection to the console through the dedicated wireless receiver.

Color display and VMU

Testing

Monochrome display, Palette Mode, and Full Color content when supported.

Dual Analog and profiles

Testing

Second analog stick, remapping, and special profiles on the compatible version.

VMUs and microSD card

Validated

Two local VMU slots, switching through the menu, and backup export.

Vibration and audio

Validated

Vibration and audio features built into the controller.

PC, Android, and BlueRetro

Validated

Modes for XInput, Bluetooth on Android, and BlueRetro-compatible devices.

Getting started

Do you have a DreamColor Plus in hand?

Start by checking the package contents and perform only the basic test first.

Open “Getting started”
Hardware in development

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Testing
Quick links

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Project status

What is happening now

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New batch

Testing

The current batch includes 200 DreamColor units, with boards and components at different stages of production and transportation.

Upper shell

To be confirmed

The final version of the upper cover is still pending before the complete assembly can be finalized.

Firmware

Testing

DreamColor Plus firmware v1.4.3F is currently being validated; no package will be released before final testing is complete.

How to read this wiki

Confidence key

Each piece of technical information is assigned a status to distinguish what has already been proven from what is still under development.

ValidatedTested on hardware.
TestingWorks in development; final validation is still pending.
PlannedNot yet included in the stable release.
To be confirmedIncomplete information; it should not be treated as an instruction.