As some people rightfully pointed out already, it's been a while since the last news post. Which begs the question, what's going on? Well, if you remember that last post you'll know that we had performed our tests on a PC instead of a Dreamcast. That's because we were having some problems on the Dreamcast end of things. Problems that took time to solve, like for example replacing the entire sound engine.

But I can now happily announce that the Dreamcast port is purring like a kitten. A kitten that still needs some tweaks and optimisations, but at least it's got all its vital organs.

Ah, my beloved Dreamcast. I haven't had fun in gaming ever since you died.

Although, if the machine itself didn't keep breaking, I'd play even more.

I blame BOR and low quality CDs!

CDR's really do burn your laser out and BOR is very bad on your laser unfortunity.

You need to pad the file so it pushes the data to the outside of the ring of the cd. Its the easier part to read.

Also burn your disk at the slowest speed. It gives the best reading.

Roal you better tell neill he owns ash a new dc.