Minecraft is on the Dreamcast?

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5 ай бұрын

That's right! Minecraft is on the Sega Dreamcast! Amazingly, we even have the choice of two versions. Releasing way back in 2017, Crafti is ported from a Texas Instruments calculator. More recently, a version of ClassiCube has also been released for the DC, including many more features and even online play!
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@enilenis 4 ай бұрын

Amazing. Like Tomb Raider getting ported to N64. Reminds me of pocket day ARM based computers. I was trying to run so many things on them. It was possible to emulate DOS, and things like ScummVM - they run on anything. Never had a Dreamcast, but if I had the money, I would've bought it. When I heard they were including a modem, I thought that was going to be the winning factor. I was getting into online games, and to me that type of thing was essential. Specs sounded great. Marketing demos all looked like a ton of fun. Ready 2 Rumble commercials... oh the good old days. Goddamn nostalgia!

@UnknownShadow200 5 ай бұрын

The bit about the Dreamcast needing to be capable of running homebrew was copy pasted from other consoles where it matters a bit more, whoops.. removed that now. An onscreen keyboard will come some day. I just haven't figured out the best approach yet since the main menu renders and handles input in a completely different way compared to the game itself

@ray73864 5 ай бұрын

I'm still rockin' my Casio CFX-9850G Plus Graphics calculator. My parents got it for me in 1998 since it was a requirement for Year 11 Maths at Newton Moore Senior High School here in Bunbury. It cost, from memory, a grand total of $350. I had a lot of fun programming things like Snake, etc... on that using various Casio programming websites. Around 20yrs ago, my aunty asked if my cousin could borrow it, I said yes, thankfully I got it back. But it's been every faithful to this day :)

@retrogameon 5 ай бұрын

Nice! I have one of those with a programming guide. Found it in an op-shop several years ago

@enilenis 4 ай бұрын

In 1998 they made us get Ti83's. There was a lot of software for it, but only one person in school had the link cable and he wouldn't share, in order to have a monopoly on all the cool things he could run on the calculator, like Tetris. I think I bought mine for $120 and sold for half of that at a garage sale. Casio had a kickback program, so my school made having these Casio's as a requirement, even though we never used them even once, and at the math exam they weren't allowed anyway (because with custom programs they could be loaded with cheat notes).

@smackhead 4 ай бұрын

I remember when minecraft was free - extracted from a tarball and run from the command line (it still can be). It's only Java.. windoze users were late to the party as always because not even something as simple as Java comes preinstalled on the spyware of all spywares known as the windows OS.