DreamCast Emu

[antii]

Is there any other Dreamcast emulators besides redream?

 

[MyNameIsJeff]

I've gotten pretty good results from Flycast

GitHub - flyinghead/flycast: Flycast is a multiplatform Sega Dreamcast, Naomi, Naomi 2 and Atomiswave emulator

Flycast is a multiplatform Sega Dreamcast, Naomi, Naomi 2 and Atomiswave emulator - flyinghead/flycast

github.com

 

[Stingy Perry]

Well there’s reicasr dunno if it’s good or not I’m using flycast myself.

 

[antii]

I've gotten pretty good results from Flycast

GitHub - flyinghead/flycast: Flycast is a multiplatform Sega Dreamcast, Naomi, Naomi 2 and Atomiswave emulator

Flycast is a multiplatform Sega Dreamcast, Naomi, Naomi 2 and Atomiswave emulator - flyinghead/flycast

github.com

Sounds good I’m gonna try it out and see how it works

 

[DJMADDZ]

Generally the emulation wiki is a pretty good source if you wanna know what emulators are out there for certain systems. Here's a link to it. It's helped me a lot in the past when an emulator just doesn't click with me for one reason or another.

 

[DunkeyKong]

There's Flycast The link
It supports Sega Dreamcast, Sega Naomi, Naomi 2 and Atomiswave

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

This was just my personal experience and I'm not saying it as a damnation to either Android emulator (hell, I'm not even a 100% certain that it was their fault -- although the timing was too perfect), but I'd be wary of using them because they wiped the SD Card I was using at the time completely clean.

 

[antii]

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This was just my personal experience and I'm not saying it as a damnation to either Android emulator (hell, I'm not even a 100% certain that it was their fault -- although the timing was too perfect), but I'd be wary of using them because they wiped the SD Card I was using at the time completely clean.

was mostly put off by redream mostly because I saw you have to pay for like basic emulator stuff I’m all for donating and helping free projects but to pay for stuff that should already be in the emulator is crazy

 

[Clippy]

Several people mentioned Flycast already. Demul is another option, particularly if you want to emulate arcade stuff Sega put out around that time.

 

[antii]

Generally the emulation wiki is a pretty good source if you wanna know what emulators are out there for certain systems. Here's a link to it. It's helped me a lot in the past when an emulator just doesn't click with me for one reason or another

Preeesh

 

[amirfor]

What are the pros and cons of Flycast and Redream?

I have done some reading from the wikis, but how do they fare in terms of common compatibility and user interface? I have only used Redream as it's pretty simple and easy to grasp, but I want to know what you all think of the two.

 

[DunkeyKong]

What are the pros and cons of Flycast and Redream?

I have done some reading from the wikis, but how do they fare in terms of common compatibility and user interface? I have only used Redream as it's pretty simple and easy to grasp, but I want to know what you all think of the two.

To me they're almost the same, however Redream UI looks way fancier
I heard that Redream was also performance friendly, but I guess it depends on your specs

 

[ATenderLad]

What are the pros and cons of Flycast and Redream?

I have done some reading from the wikis, but how do they fare in terms of common compatibility and user interface? I have only used Redream as it's pretty simple and easy to grasp, but I want to know what you all think of the two.

I've never directly compared the performance, though in general they both can give you accurate experiences of the commercial games available.

The most relevant difference is probably that Flycast plays the Naomi titles, and is more frequently updated. Oh, and it's the upstream emulator that Fightcade uses, their fork is called Flycast-dojo I think, if you wanted to get into that.

 

[Drewski90]

How do you load roms on each of the following dreamcast emulator and which files to download for a dreamcast emulator?

 

[DunkeyKong]

How do you load roms on each of the following dreamcast emulator and which files to download for a dreamcast emulator?

For the files, download the bios
To load roms, you need to make a folder and name whatever you want to call it, then put the files inside

 

[amirfor]

How are the rendering options on Flycast compared to Redream? I like Redream's simplicity and minimalism, but there is a lack of tweaking options. A few games like Carrier had some minor culling issues, which I hoped to change, but there aren't that many options, unless they're hidden.

Very happy with the Flycast NAOMI support. My old Naomi board died and my Jamma converter also died with it, so I've been looking for alternatives to get my fix.

 

[Drewski90]

For the files, download the bios
To load roms, you need to make a folder and name whatever you want to call it, then put the files inside

thanks but i was talking about the different files for dreamcast game roms like the gdi and cdi

 

[DunkeyKong]

thanks but i was talking about the different files for dreamcast game roms like the gdi and cdi

Right, you can use both but you have to make a folder to play it

 

[thecrow2313]

Flycast CI Builds

flyinghead.github.io

 

[Grumpy_Old_Man]

Flycast has a big advantage in my book, it's the only one I know that works natively on linux and it also regularly updated.

 

[ThatsNotRich]

I used redream. Thought it couldn't get any better. Until android implemented a new rule for accessing system folders, which made my redream not recognize roms. When I switched to FlyCast I thought it was gonna be a downgrade. I was completely satisfied with FlyCast. Both are good.

 

[antii]

I used redream. Thought it couldn't get any better. Until android implemented a new rule for accessing system folders, which made my redream not recognize roms. When I switched to FlyCast I thought it was gonna be a downgrade. I was completely satisfied with FlyCast. Both are good.

I’ll try it out thanks I didn’t even know this was still open lol