Dreamcast Emulator Released for Android!!!

[jalaneme]

According to the reviews on the Google Store page, people have gotten PS3 controllers to work, I assume by using touch screen emulation.

does it work with dual shock 3's wirelessly though.

 

[invidente7]

...and what about sega saturn?

 

[Tom Bombadildo]

does it work with dual shock 3's wirelessly though.

Uhh...yes. As long as you use SixAxis Controller (which lets you connect via Bluetooth or USB), you can enable touchscreen emulation and set the buttons/analog sticks to areas on the screen (which should, of course, be set to the emulators button overlay)

 

[ploggy]

According to the reviews on the Google Store page, people have gotten PS3 controllers to work, I assume by using touch screen emulation.

Works with a wired 360 controller on my android dongle (MK908)

 

[Clarky]

...and what about sega saturn?

beg for a great open source saturn emu first...

 

[ganons]

did any of the DC emu's have multiplayer support?

 

[LightyKD]

did any of the DC emu's have multiplayer support?

NullDC for Windows.

 

[ganons]

NullDC for Windows.

So its possible it can also come to android?

 

[LightyKD]

So its possible it can also come to android?

Reicast is programmed by the NullDC team so expect this emulator to end up being as good, if not better than NullDC

 

[pasc]

My phone should support it but I tend never to bother with emulators on touch screens...

Lack of real buttons is a deal breaker for me

Thats what the iControlpad was made for.

 

[ganons]

Is there a website will all the names of the dc scene releases?

 

[FluffyLunamoth]

Finally, a good reason to get an Ouya
*remembers his wife already has a tablet*
Man, those Droid tabs are becoming more and more useful for gaming.

Is there an actual Verizon tablet called "Droid"? Otherwise it's Android, not Droid :v

We're emulating two generations ago, now. On our phones. That's kinda nuts.

 

[Jayro]

So I have a few burned Dreamcast backups. What is the best way to make ISOs out of them?

Put them into a gamecube-compatible Wii, and use CleanRip 2.0 to dump them to either an SD card, USB harddrive, or USB srick.