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hapticoverkill
December 8th, 2005, 00:27
Hi. What about a port of the fantastic oldshool-stylished shooter "Cho Ren Sha 68k"?! This is a nice vertical smup for dos, pc and x68000. A port of this one would be very nice. An alternative to this will be a "sharp x68000" emulator. Whatever ;-))
I miss ports of oldschool-shmups (vertical and horizontal) for the lovely DC in any way. For some links to nice shmups for the dc (only freeware one) I will thank you ;-)))
Thatīs all folks (for the first)
romuald
Darksaviour69
December 8th, 2005, 01:28
only open source projects can be ported,

drill is very good
http://www.drill.rr.nu/
tp://www.dcemu.co.uk/drill.php

but u can find loads of hombrew here
http://www.dcemu.co.uk/dreamcastgames.php
quzar
December 8th, 2005, 02:57
what model of x68000 did it run on?
hapticoverkill
December 9th, 2005, 00:58
Hi!
I think itīs following one:
Sharp X68000:
Tech Specs:

MC68000 10MHz clock
max 12MB main memory (standard 1MB or 2MB)
DMAC 63450
MFP 68901
display mode 768x512, 512x512, 256x256 31.5KHz/15.98Khz
text bitmap vram 4bit/pixel 1024x1024pixel 512KBytes with x,y scroll
graph vram 512KBytes. with x,y scroll
pixel 1024x1024pixel 1plane
pixel 512x512pixel 4plane
pixel 512x512pixel 2plane
pixel 512x512pixel 1plane
sprite vram 32KBytes
16x16pixel/sprite x 128
backup ram 16KB
palette 64kcolor
priority control,transparent,video inpose.
Yamaha FM sound chip
oki ADPCM chip
5inch 2FDD
SASI or SCSI HDD

A X68000 Emulator for DC will be very nice
Romuald ;-))))
quzar
December 9th, 2005, 01:22
I meant which model. the different models had different amounts of ram and different sized hard drives.
hapticoverkill
December 9th, 2005, 05:57
well, i think that was a X68030 with 6 MB RAM, no HD and 25 MhZ (CZ-500C), but Iīm not shure?! Whatever, it was a nice equivalent to the commodore amiga. the good thing for the machine : the arcade ports like Ghoulsīn Goblins or Strider, X68000-only Nemesis versions and so on. Nice machine. A friendsīfather owned this machine many years before.We played a lot of crazy stuff. But now only the emus remains, haha. the machines are to expensive and the software not easy to find.