“These Mil-CD compatible images let you burn games to standard CD-Rs. Homebrew, fan translations, even unreleased prototypes.”
The Dreamcast could play CDI ROMs through the Sega CD add-on, providing users with access to a library of games that were initially released for the Sega CD and Mega-CD. This capability was somewhat unusual since the Dreamcast itself used GD-ROMs for its games. However, Sega ensured compatibility with older formats to encourage a smooth transition and to allow gamers to continue playing their existing libraries on the new console. dreamcast cdi roms
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