I played Ikaruga onto an Dreamcast and I remember it had slowdowns there sometimes. I wonder if these are gone with an (optimized) emulator. ^^ I also loved all the great beat 'em ups for the Dreamcast, would be great to be able to play all these onto the Pyra.
That's good, we're certainly in safe hands again!
Yes, that's Reicast running on a TI OMAP5 devboard, as stated in the video. No Pyra peripheral board connected as far as I can see, just a USB keyboard. But it's a valid demonstration of what the Pyra will be capable of, and evidence that we'll have a working version of Reicast on the Pyra close to the launch of the device.
Odd. Mine doesn't have that problem, and I have a nice pair of Pickering studio headphones.That's outstanding. I've never thought pyra can even run dreamcast at such a early stage. It's such a pleasant surprise. Thank you, ED, Notaz and PtitSeb, people like you are making pandora what it is and what pyra would be.
With this sort of power behind it, I need TB level sd cards for all the games I'm going to stuff in it.
On a side note, how's pyra's audio circuit? Pandora's has a large amount of audible background noise; it's really obnoxious and obvious through a pair of good headphones. I have an 1ghz, and a classic, they both have this problem. That hyper performance would be undermined somewhat if I don't want to use my headphones with it.
Hmm I have real good headphones and don't notice any noise when sound is playing, there is some minor noise when no audio is playing, but that is typical of many amplifiers when inputs are just floating...
