Are you serious? Hmmn, well I would be fine signing one as this is just for me right now and I could release binaries only if something became of it later. Of course, I would have no idea who to contact!Blah said:
QuasaR said:Google is your friend... http://yabause.sourceforge.net/ is a very good Saturn-Emulator, which is even ported to the Dreamcast! I'm using it from time to time under Linux, where it runs great. But I don't think that this thinggie is going to work with our GP2x...
Thanks for the link. I did Google it but the problem is that there are several emulators out there, but not all of them say whether they actually run anything other than simple homebrew and so I'm hoping for source to one that is fairly complete. Also, it is not always known how new a version is verses what the latest version is. The two binaries on my computer are SSF and Satourne. It can be hit and miss which one will work with which game but they are the two I try.
I certainly did not want to start a "Saturn on GP2X" thread but I was only suggesting that if I get it going on a different ARM platform that someone might want to check it out for their own fun on GP2X nothing more.
Burning Rangersmoz said:
, not so many 2d-games (I think Guardian Heroes was a decent one .....), but I think these could be possible at around 15-20 fps, without sound and highly overclocked (sorry for those optimistic ones, the sat is highly complex-structured and the gp2x isn't the strongest one ... for help) you can start .
Exactly. PCs still have a tough time emulating the Saturn. It just isn't going to happen.Divine Ruler said:
rokdcasbah said:
I understand that the Saturn generates quads, but I understood that to be a library thing from Sega. There is no geometry engine in hardware. What 3D hardware does it have?Mudi said:Yes the Saturn does have 3D hardware, and it's weird hardware that generates quads instead of triangles.
