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...le/event/fosdem-2024-2634-sega-dreamcast-homebrew-with-gcc/ Sega Dreamcast Homebrew with GCC] by [[User:GyroVorbis|Falco Girgis]].

...ibrary developed to aid in such tasks. It is frequently used in modern VMU homebrew and will enable you to work with rendering bitmaps to the display much more ...age with well-written code including comments, most likely the deepest the homebrew scene has gone with this peripheral. Definitely something to be checked out

...image format || TOSEC GDI+BIN, GDI+ISO, CDI, CCD+IMG+SUB, MDS+MDF, ISO for homebrew disc-swapping (e.g. for emulator ROM discs) || TOSEC GDI+BIN, GDI+ISO, CDI

A MIL-CD compatible Dreamcast is required in order to be able to play homebrew software and modern indie releases, or to develop on the console directly.

...y-sold game (''[[Feet of Fury]]'') and the most successful and widely-used homebrew software kit ''[[KallistiOS]]''. Megan Potter also developed [[libdream]], When I started getting into DC homebrew, I saw an opportunity arise

notice of the DC homebrew community), and I'd like to think that the commercial the homebrew realm?'''

...ly as hell, and no proper anti-aliasing in the first gen games... even the homebrew devers have anti aliasing support on the dc.

...scall interface for communicating with a networked PC. Mostly intended for homebrew development.

...n something like crt0's OpenGL stuff... My brother and I have a top secret homebrew game in development, but it's not ready to be talked about yet.

...n|Roel]] and Jeroen Van Mastbergen, they quickly rose to popularity in the homebrew community with their tribute to Sega' Streets of Rage with [[Beats of Rage] ...ing you released the source code and the scene exploded. I don't think the homebrew scene was ever so active. Not only were people making spin offs for Streets

...ot for the Dreamcast, so it was an easy choice. I used to be in awe of the homebrew created for it. So a few years ago, I teamed up with [[Chui]] to bring Hype