Unofficially, of course!
One of the stranger (yet not entirely unwelcome) trends of recent years has been the gradual increase in native ports of N64 titles to the Sega Dreamcast, offering people a brand new way to experience Nintendo’s classics on Sega hardware.
In the past, for instance, we’ve seen the likes of Star Fox 64, Mario 64, and Mario Kart 64 all make the jump over to the Sega console, and it appears the Dreamcast community isn’t through yet. That’s because a developer named Bruce has recently been working on another port of an N64 hit: a Dreamcast version of Rare’s 1997 Mario Kart rival, Diddy Kong Racing, based on the game’s decompilation.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Unofficially, of course!
One of the stranger (yet not entirely unwelcome) trends of recent years has been the gradual increase in native ports of N64 titles to the Sega Dreamcast, offering people a brand new way to experience Nintendo’s classics on Sega hardware.
In the past, for instance, we’ve seen the likes of Star Fox 64, Mario 64, and Mario Kart 64 all make the jump over to the Sega console, and it appears the Dreamcast community isn’t through yet. That’s because a developer named Bruce has recently been working on another port of an N64 hit: a Dreamcast version of Rare’s 1997 Mario Kart rival, Diddy Kong Racing, based on the game’s decompilation.
Read the full article on timeextension.com