“It’s faster to hide them than to erase them from memory”.
A short while back, we spent a year attempting to find out who actually created the logo for Sega’s Dreamcast console. However, today, we’re showing you a slightly different take on its creation – as in, how it is literally rendered every time you boot up the console.
In a post that may have been inspired by a recent Boundary Break discovery that the Xbox startup sequence runs in real time and isn’t pre-rendered, NekoEye has posted a video showing how the Dreamcast logo (also a real-time 3D rendering) is created.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“It’s faster to hide them than to erase them from memory”.
A short while back, we spent a year attempting to find out who actually created the logo for Sega’s Dreamcast console. However, today, we’re showing you a slightly different take on its creation – as in, how it is literally rendered every time you boot up the console.
In a post that may have been inspired by a recent Boundary Break discovery that the Xbox startup sequence runs in real time and isn’t pre-rendered, NekoEye has posted a video showing how the Dreamcast logo (also a real-time 3D rendering) is created.
Read the full article on timeextension.com