Eerily Revolution-y, don't you think? Here's the page too of where I found it. Hopefully this hasn't been brought up before; stone me with fried motherboards and broken console shells if you must.
Dreamcast prototypes see into the future?
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wallydawg
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Dreamcast prototypes see into the future?
So I was looking on google for Dreamcast controller pictures to photoshop, and I came across a prototype controller page. Look at this one here...
Eerily Revolution-y, don't you think? Here's the page too of where I found it. Hopefully this hasn't been brought up before; stone me with fried motherboards and broken console shells if you must.
Eerily Revolution-y, don't you think? Here's the page too of where I found it. Hopefully this hasn't been brought up before; stone me with fried motherboards and broken console shells if you must.
Actually it's believed the Revolution's controller is based off the CD-i controller. Espesially as Nintendo had some joint work with Philiphs, who made the console.
The Dreamcast was really a precurser to what we have now. Sega was looking to make the Dreamcast a success and to make people buy it for more then it's gaming potential. So way no exploit the systems builtin (S)VCD function as like Sony sold the PS2 as a DVD movie player?
If you look Play Right. You'll see there were dozens of items for the Dreamcast that can be seen as mulitmedia (like the VMU MP3 player). It's a reals shame, Sega really knew how to plan for the future, they did it too soon and with too limited hardware.
The Dreamcast was really a precurser to what we have now. Sega was looking to make the Dreamcast a success and to make people buy it for more then it's gaming potential. So way no exploit the systems builtin (S)VCD function as like Sony sold the PS2 as a DVD movie player?
If you look Play Right. You'll see there were dozens of items for the Dreamcast that can be seen as mulitmedia (like the VMU MP3 player). It's a reals shame, Sega really knew how to plan for the future, they did it too soon and with too limited hardware.
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And most of that can still come true because of KallistiOS. Our very own open-source sdk that can do pretty much anything (and there are even extensions to it, like Dreamscript or Iris3D).Sparkfist wrote:Actually it's believed the Revolution's controller is based off the CD-i controller. Espesially as Nintendo had some joint work with Philiphs, who made the console.
The Dreamcast was really a precurser to what we have now. Sega was looking to make the Dreamcast a success and to make people buy it for more then it's gaming potential. So way no exploit the systems builtin (S)VCD function as like Sony sold the PS2 as a DVD movie player?
If you look Play Right. You'll see there were dozens of items for the Dreamcast that can be seen as mulitmedia (like the VMU MP3 player). It's a reals shame, Sega really knew how to plan for the future, they did it too soon and with too limited hardware.
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