According to a sega spokesman in Tokyo Sega admits they are considering to stop production of the dreamcast. And production of Sega games for other platforms looks very likely according to this cnet article: [http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1006-200-4587493.html ?tag=unkn] An announcment is expected. (though the time is not known)
This is a really ambitious port. I noticed it only runs on ARM based PDA's. Which is interesting considering Nintendo's new gameboy variation (called GameBoy Advance) will be ARM based.
Specs of GBA: [http://www.gameboy.com/gbadvance.html]
I wonder how hard it would be to port to this? I don't think the instruction set would differ too much. (unless they have some kind of custom cpu core) Though getting it on to a nintendo cartridge would probably be the harder part.(?)
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According to a sega spokesman in Tokyo Sega admits they are considering to stop production of the dreamcast. And production of Sega games for other platforms looks very likely according to this cnet article: [http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1006-200-4587493.html ?tag=unkn] An announcment is expected. (though the time is not known)
This is a really ambitious port. I noticed it only runs on ARM based PDA's. Which is interesting considering Nintendo's new gameboy variation (called GameBoy Advance) will be ARM based. Specs of GBA: [http://www.gameboy.com/gbadvance.html] I wonder how hard it would be to port to this? I don't think the instruction set would differ too much. (unless they have some kind of custom cpu core) Though getting it on to a nintendo cartridge would probably be the harder part.(?)