Brian.Washechek
December 8th, 2015, 04:25
In all my time playing games, the most fun I've ever had was about 12 years ago when I was a pretty hardcore Phantasty Star Online addict. It was very common for me to used turn down sleeping to play it past sunrise. I was very much in love with P.S.O.. Now, I found out that people do still program games for the Dreamcast. This is a ship I'm very about boarding.
*Here (https://www.hightail.com/download/ZWJYeW44cklRYTh3anNUQw)* is a link to the executable of the game I've already programed that I'm now trying to re-create for the Dreamcast.
I know there may (?) be several ways to accomplish programming this. I plan on recoding (basically a sequel / remake to) an ancient game. The code was lost by an old friend. Oh well, I know that accidents happen.
Basically this message boils down to this question: "What's the easiest way to program a sequel / remake of 'Force Disruptor' for the Dreamcast?". It's a line drawn game, very similar to "Asteroids". If you can't run the executable (I know how that feels because I can't run it myself), just know that that's basically a good description of the game. It played a lot like "Asteroids".
*Here (https://www.hightail.com/download/ZWJYeW44cklRYTh3anNUQw)* is a link to the executable of the game I've already programed that I'm now trying to re-create for the Dreamcast.
I know there may (?) be several ways to accomplish programming this. I plan on recoding (basically a sequel / remake to) an ancient game. The code was lost by an old friend. Oh well, I know that accidents happen.
Basically this message boils down to this question: "What's the easiest way to program a sequel / remake of 'Force Disruptor' for the Dreamcast?". It's a line drawn game, very similar to "Asteroids". If you can't run the executable (I know how that feels because I can't run it myself), just know that that's basically a good description of the game. It played a lot like "Asteroids".