Well, regardless of whether Saturn emulation is possible on Dreamcast, whoever wrote Panzer Dragoon Orta seems to have a decent Saturn emulator working on Xbox.(original Panzer Dragoon is unlockable) could just be a port. Either way, it was a waste of time...why play such a jerky game when you have...

Well, regardless of whether Saturn emulation is possible on Dreamcast, whoever wrote Panzer Dragoon Orta seems to have a decent Saturn emulator working on Xbox.(original Panzer Dragoon is unlockable)

It'd help if you told us what you typed before that came up...

it's strange because it uses C++ for the classes but all the code in the classes are in C.

No no no, it all counts as C++...

Bump, then I'm letting this die

If it IS game cache issues, Bethesda (the maker of Morrowind) posted instructions on recaching a given game on their website. Check their forums, i'll post a link later if i remember.

Total control = brand of PSX adapter?

SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM IN A CAN CAN CAN CAN!

You can always wait until we get the PSX emulator to playable speed, then you can go buy Driver for PSX for cheap and play it on your Dreamcast.

No no no...It's

You can always wait forever, then you can go buy Driver for PSX for cheap and play it on your Dreamcast.

I thought I said that O_o
In any case, is there a way to fix the problem?

Wow, what an essay.

I need to use the analog stick in DDR Club Mix to get at some of the extra options, but the game only recognizes the first two controller ports, at least to my knowledge. I'm using PSX pads with converters, so I don't have the "Select" or "Konami" button of the official pads that...

& isn't a pointer, it's "address of" when used before a variable.

int foo;
int *ptr = &foo;

And thank you, bitwise was the word I wanted

But Rand is teh rox0r, off corse eh mad ti pu!

Or better yet,
Code:

if( (state->buttons & (CONT_A | CONT_B)) )
//Do stuff here


That will also test the buttons together.

Maybe you should explain how that's a "binary" OR and what exactly it does, so poor 404 doesn't have to use code he doesn't understand.

MIL-CD was a term used by Rand Linded to describe a disc containing an Audio track first, followed by a Data track.

I believe most burning software just calls that a "Mixed-mode CD" or something similar...

I recently got DDR Club Mix for my Dreamcast, and it's been great. However, I have a couple problems that seem like they should be fixable, but I can't figure out how. The root of the problems is that the game only seems to recognize the first two controller ports, and that I'm using PSX pads with P...

1. The 24-hour rule is bogus.
2. The file is prolly bigger cuz it's compressed less.

Sickliquid86 wrote:
Sega also was smart not to consider the DVD which at the time would made the DC too expensive.


Not to mention easily piratable.

And the GD's aren't?

That wouldn't do anything O_o
You could send someone your whole SRAM, but not a chunk of data.