DREAM BEATS OF RAGE 7.2 With VMU ICON RUMBLEPACK AND VMU SAVING

[k-do]

Great project!!!
Dreamcast really deserve a SOR4 Version, lets make some justice!
i have made some test with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge in DreamBOR and it can be a good project to Dreamcast, but now iam focus on my personal project Cyber Squad Valkirias.

One question about your project, why you didnt use the SOR4 original background?

[Ian Micheal]

I will once all it's proved stable move this to the new gcc13 toolchain it's faster and makes a smaller sized bin which we need.. This needs fully gone over to fix some bugs tbh right now..

[Dark Hayabusa]

Great project!!!
Dreamcast really deserve a SOR4 Version, lets make some justice!
i have made some test with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge in DreamBOR and it can be a good project to Dreamcast, but now iam focus on my personal project Cyber Squad Valkirias.

One question about your project, why you didnt use the SOR4 original background?

I just couldn't find the sprites of the scenery (layers), other than that I don't really like the art style used in Street of rage 4 as it differs too much from the original so I prefer to remake them myself with a less cartoonish style. I kept the characters to avoid the work of redrawing, rendering and animating them.

[Dark Hayabusa]

I will once all it's proved stable move this to the new gcc13 toolchain it's faster and makes a smaller sized bin which we need.. This needs fully gone over to fix some bugs tbh right now..

I will send you the project as soon as it is more advanced because at the moment it is too beta.

[Dreamkazt]

New Game? https://webm.red/Xlb4

[Dreamkazt]

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[Dreamkazt]

Other shit game: https://webm.red/3p76

[Ian Micheal]

I want to make 3 points clear:
1.- This is possible thanks to all the work and dedication of Ian Micheal to whom I give all the credit and support.
2. - I will advance this Street of Rage HD project for Dreamcast just to be able to advance with the Dreambor engine and show the world what the Dreamcast is really made of, however as I have pending my personal game will not be the priority but it will be a project used to test and maybe polish even more Dreambor as I see that you can still get more out of it because according to the tests this does not run at 60 FPS or much less but is playable and runs between 12 and 20 FPS without optimization which I do not see that is nothing wrong considering the resolution at which I'm moving it. I must say that not even the Xbox 360 moves it in the same way as the Dreamcast maybe in FPS but not in image quality and has problems with some commands, physics and Script`s and this the Dreamcast moves it with ease.
If Ian Micheal (to whom I am very grateful for the results and all the work) agrees you have all my support and I offer you this material to achieve even more if possible with Dreambor.

Eventually I will show the progress as much as I can right here and I will release it as soon as the first level is ready with its 3 main characters with a 3 players mode taking advantage of the resolution that by the way! I don't recommend to use on TV's or old monitors at 4/3 because it will look strange or may cause problems due to the non-standard resolution.
I almost forgot! includes Intro video of Street of Rage 4!

I agree your work showing what it can do is fantastic and would teach a lot of people.. It' nice to see how you used it and i have more optimizing math to go so we might be able to use this i will to test my idea's

[Dreamkazt]

https://webm.red/e1DN
New or Old Game?

[Ro Magnus Larsson]

Hi guys! I'm sorry I haven't made an appearance on the forum. I've been working and experimenting a lot with both the Dreambor engine and others to work on my personal and commercial project apart from technical demos for Dreamcast and Xbox 360, however exploiting to the fullest both Dreamcast and Dreambor to break myths and misinformation about Hardware (resolution, etc...).
As a result I got this (that I will only leave as a demo) working on real hardware:

That game is debt for Dreamcast users