Any dreamcast emulators that are broswer based????

[MrHorse]

I'm looking but I can't find one. Can anyone help me with this???

 

[TrevoStuden]

what in the hell do you want with a dreamcast browser? why not just run a native app?

 

[MrHorse]

what in the hell do you want with a dreamcast browser? why not just run a native app?

I said Dreamcast emulators that are non download example like the one you linked in the thread about saturn emulators

 

[TrevoStuden]

dont you make me bring out the dark side on you

 

[MrHorse]

dont you make me bring out the dark side on you

???

 

[TrevoStuden]

???

yea I mean no disrespect, but I do not understand or know what you are talking about. I said why not just a native application instead of browser based? I have no idea what consoles were available on that link I posted, I just know that it gives you the ability to play saturn games with it. The fact you can run that kind of a webpage on your computer, and not use a downloadable emulator, confuses me. Because I would much rather play using an emulator than waste bandwidth and internet on a browser. That consumes much more resources, then just using a native app.

 

[dibz]

yea I mean no disrespect, but I do not understand or know what you are talking about. I said why not just a native application instead of browser based? I have no idea what consoles were available on that link I posted, I just know that it gives you the ability to play saturn games with it. The fact you can run that kind of a webpage on your computer, and not use a downloadable emulator, confuses me. Because I would much rather play using an emulator than waste bandwidth and internet on a browser. That consumes much more resources, then just using a native app.

This is not helpful.

That said, I believe he is asking about "emulators" like EmulationJS/similar, such as clients like RomM implement. As far as I'm aware, there are no javascript Dreamcast emulators and frankly there are unlikely to be anytime soon due to the performance of such things. Projects like RomM (utilizing EmulatorJS) are cool for simpler systems though, like the 16-bit era or earlier. Anything newer (N64, PS1, Saturn) than that is technically supported, but worthless due to performance IMHO.

 

[MrHorse]

This is not helpful.

That said, I believe he is asking about "emulators" like EmulationJS/similar, such as clients like RomM implement. As far as I'm aware, there are no javascript Dreamcast emulators and frankly there are unlikely to be anytime soon due to the performance of such things. Projects like RomM (utilizing EmulatorJS) are cool for simpler systems though, like the 16-bit era or earlier. Anything newer (N64, PS1, Saturn) than that is technically supported, but worthless due to performance IMHO.

Thank you!!!