Laserdisc games on the #Dreamcast? @GPFTroy has indeed done what some might have thought impossible! Dragon's Lair (Original Arcade LaserDisc) game is now fully playable and here's a look! piped.video/daDrlr5WiAE @falco_girgis @TheDCJunkyard @timeextension64 @IanMicheal10

Updated my dreamcast SDL2 port and got a GLDC MR merged(glSubTexImage2d) to improve the performance of my Cannonball port to the dreamcast.

Space Ace on the dreamcast - github.com/GPF/DCSinge laser disc game player based off of Hypseus Singe api. just reencode your videos with my dreamcast-fmv encoder and use with DCSinge.

I wanted to see if my Dreamcast FMV player would display on a spinning cube.

It is with great pride that I can finally announce that my fast math, vector, and linear algebra library for the Sega Dreamcast, SH4ZAM, has now officially been added to the KallistiOS SDK within kos-ports, ready for use within any KOS-based project looking to make perf gainz! 💪 Featuring dual modern C23 and C++23-based APIs, backed by a metric shitton of inline and out-of-line SH4 assembly, SH4ZAM is meant to provide game developers with an ergonomic, high-level way to harness the full potential of the SH4's floating-point and memory performance, without requiring anyone to sell their souls or print the SH4 hardware docs out on their bedsheets (as I've already done that part for you). 🤣 What began as a series of math optimizations I was making to Rockstar's engine and Renderware's middleware layer in our Grand Theft Auto 3 and Vice City ports to improve FPS, wound up sending me on an epic quest to bring back the gainz and democratize them for the Sega Dreamcast community and homebrew scene at-large. Since then, SH4ZAM has grown exponentially more capable and has been leveraged to successfully bring the gainz to high-profile ports such as jnmartin's Mario Kart 64 and Star Fox 64 as well as many homebrew games and engines by several collaborating developers who were willing to work with me during SH4ZAM's early stages, providing invaluable feedback and previewing the gainz. I'd like to personally thank everyone who contributed to the SH4ZAM GitHub repository, for everything ranging from epic inline SH4 assembly routines to contributing bug reports, examples, and documentation improvements. We dun good work, everyone! 🔥 You can add SH4ZAM to your existing KallistiOS development environment by simply pulling down the master branch from the kos-ports GitHub repository and running the "make install" command within the "sh4zam" port directory. Further details and documentation can be found on the README for the GitHub repo: github.com/gyrovorbis/sh4zam

Well, I missed Halloween by 1 day, fell asleep, and couldn't record my Dreamcast simulation of the Hypseus Singe API and my Dreamcast-FMV encoder/player code to convert to my custom .dcmv format.

I'm progressing on my #Dreamcast #Singe2 port, added some of the hypseus-singe lua api, for more fmv game fun. Happy Halloween!!

📣 #DreamSDK R4 is out! This is a modern, ready-to-use package for Sega #Dreamcast development on Windows. If you’re on Windows and want to start coding for your Dreamcast right away, this is for you. 📥 Download: github.com/dreamsdk/dreamsdk…

SHE'S DONE!!! Mario Kart 64 for the Sega Dreamcast is officially ready for public consumption, so here's a full 6+ minute video of gameplay, captured straight from my actual DC! Jnmartin has done it again! The footage you are watching shows every GP course in the game, including multiplayer footage as well. Yes, you can also save and load ghost files from the VMU! As this is our first release, I'm sure you will run into a minor bug here or there, especially given neither one of us could stress test 4 player very effectively using our hands and feet to drive... So be sure to open tickets for any minor issues you find... assuming you're playing on REAL HARDWARE. I can already tell you right now, emulators are having issues with this one! This was my first time getting to directly contribute to a jnmartin N64 port, and it was an absolute honor for me to be involved with his incredible work. There is nobody else who I have ever met with the cross-architecture knowledge of BOTH the Sega Dreamcast and Nintendo 64, combined with the raw grit, tenacity, and attention to detail required to pull this off and do the source material justice. Not only did I get to take my SH4ZAM library for DC math gainz out for a ride with MK64, but I also brought some new routines back from MK64 so everyone can use them! Finally, I got to be involved in laying the foundation for future jnmartin N64 ports, now that we have an optimized, accelerated audio and video back-end for various libultra functionality, including Fast3D. You can already see how much this has benefited future work based on how quickly jnmartin was able to get StarFox 64 up and running on DC... The man doesn't sleep, no. lol. I just wanted to thank everyone so much for the continued enthusiasm and support behind these ports. The support for our work and the Sega Dreamcast means the world to us! Thanks for helping to keep the dream alive! For instructions on how to build yourself a burnable CDI image or a DreamShell ISO for either your DC's SD card or IDE drive, please follow the README on the repository: github.com/jnmartin84/mk64-d…. NOTE: Windows users will need DreamSDK to build. My last-minute build fixes for DreamSDK are in this WIP branch here, which will probably be merged into the main branch tomorrow when jnmartin wakes up: github.com/jnmartin84/mk64-d…

Guys, I’m too exhausted AF from doing last-minute troubleshooting to post a good final trailer for the alpha version of our Mario Kart 64 port to Sega Dreamcast just yet… YES, the repository went live last night, and you can build it yourself (unless you’re a Windows DreamSDK user, then the build is screwed up, YES I KNOW SORRY SORRY GOTTA SLEEP FIRST BEFORE I CAN FIX). Anyway this right here is the best physical hardware capture I have seen that does the port justice on a real Dreamcast. What do you guys think!?!

🎬 Dragon’s Lair & Cliff Hanger — now playing in real-time FMV on the Sega Dreamcast! ✅ Runs on real hardware ✅ Original laserdisc framerate (23.97fps) ✅ Scene-accurate inputs via Lua scripting 🧠 Powered by my Dreamcast port of the DirkSimple FMV engine 🔁 FMV playback: RGB565 + VQ compression (pvrtex) 32kHz mono ADPCM audio (dcaconv) LZ4-compressed frames with indexed seeking Audio/video synced via psTimer() 🛠️ Build your own: Convert Daphne .m2v + .ogg using my open-source FMV toolchain Play with DCDirkSimple on your Dreamcast 📦 Tools + Source: github.com/GPF 💼 Open to roles: linkedin.com/in/troyedavis #Dreamcast #Homebrew #GameDev #OpenSource #SDL3 #RetroDev #FMV #CliffHanger #DragonsLair #JobReferral

Testing my DirkSimple port on Dreamcast via GDEMU: github.com/GPF/DirkSimple Using my Dreamcast-FMV player code with LZ4: github.com/GPF/dreamcast-fmv… Converting the Daphne emulator lair.ogv to lair.dcmv 📦 Header: RGB565 512x256 @ 23.97fps, 32000Hz, 1ch, 31438 frames, frame_size=34816, max_compressed_size=20802, audio_offset=0x209939A3 gpf@GPF:~/code/dreamcast/DCDirkSimple$ ls -la dirksimple.cdi -rw-r--r-- 1 gpf gpf 660434889 Jul 3 13:56 dirksimple.cdi