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The 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 touchi
by Jasper_ 2y ago
The 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 2y 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 2y agoDo you think they used Windows CE for Sega Rally to ease the port from the Windows version?
- ekianjo 2y agono idea if that was a factor
- ranger_danger 2y agohttps://segaretro.org/Windows_CE https://segaretro.org/Windows_CE
- ranger_danger 2y agoThere were 79 CE games for Dreamcast. I guess it just depends on your definition of rare.