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Windows CE however DID finally make it onto a Sega SH-powered console, the Dreamcast. And only within the last decade has it become easily accessible to play t
by ranger_danger 3y ago
Windows CE however DID finally make it onto a Sega SH-powered console, the Dreamcast.
And only within the last decade has it become easily accessible to play those games at full speed with an open source emulator, such as Flycast, mainly due to the performance impact of implementing the MMU.
- Jasper_ 3y agoThe Dreamcast did allow you to use a Windows CE-based SDK, but that was rare. Katana and Ninja were the native SDKs that you could use from SEGA, without touching Windows CE at all.
- ekianjo 3y agoyeah even most sega games did not use Windows CE. I think that the exception may have been Sega Rally's port on the Dreamcast
- reddalo 3y agoDo you think they used Windows CE for Sega Rally to ease the port from the Windows version?
- ekianjo 3y agono idea if that was a factor
- ranger_danger 3y agohttps://segaretro.org/Windows_CE https://segaretro.org/Windows_CE
- ranger_danger 3y agoThere were 79 CE games for Dreamcast. I guess it just depends on your definition of rare.