Scud Racer Dreamcast Videos (was DC Scud Racer - Super GT ..

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videos of the two Scud Racer (aka Super GT) demos from 1997 - running
on Katana Set 2.1 development hardware - basicly a Pentium II PC with
an early PowerVR2 chip - with about 1/3 or less of the performance of
the final Dreamcast.

http://home.pacbell.net/devar79/scud_race.zip

dispite the bad quality of the videos which seem to be 20-25fps, both
demos were actually 60fps

 

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GigaDrive wrote:

> videos of the two Scud Racer (aka Super GT) demos from 1997 - running
> on Katana Set 2.1 development hardware - basicly a Pentium II PC with
> an early PowerVR2 chip - with about 1/3 or less of the performance of
> the final Dreamcast.
>
> http://home.pacbell.net/devar79/scud_race.zip
>
> dispite the bad quality of the videos which seem to be 20-25fps, both
> demos were actually 60fps

Thanks for the link. Oddly enough, as soon as FlashGet came up to
download the above .zip file, the other three videos(well, the same three
videos) started up as well from the Jolly Roger site. All in all, it's
damn impressive, imo. I mean, there's still some mean pop up going on,
and the sealife wasn't present in the water tunnels, but it showed quite
a bit of promise. I can't believe it was running on a P2! That's the most
impressive thing about it all.

Makes you kinda wish it was easily portable, or someone could come up
with a single game emulator for the DC, to run this(and other Model 3
games that got ditched)...

Bel
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> Thanks for the link. Oddly enough, as soon as FlashGet came up to
> download the above .zip file, the other three videos(well, the same
three
> videos) started up as well from the Jolly Roger site.

Hes hosting it from his home.
Paulo