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Dreamcast Overview
The Dreamcast is a home video game console released by Sega in November 1998. It was released as the successor to the Saturn. This was the last game console released by Sega. To compete with the PlayStation series, the company proposed a new way to play the game by offering Internet connectivity as a standard feature, which was advanced at the time, but it failed miserably.
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Dreamcast Emulator OverviewFlycast and redream are the current mainstream. Both of them can play a large number of games. They work without delay even on PCs with integrated graphics.
Some emulators require a BIOS to operate.
Dreamcast Emulator list
| Feature | Demul | Flycast | nullDC | REDREAM |
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| Save State | x | x | ||
| Gamepad | x | x | x | x |
| Video Filter | x | x | ||
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| Netplay | x | |||
| BIOS required | yes | no | yes | no |
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| Recommended ranking | 4th place | 1st place | 3rd place | 2nd place |
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Demul |  |
Plug-in format is used. Several games are available to play.
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Flycast |  |
It has the most software running and the most functions. This emulator is continuously being updated with bug fixes and additional functions. High image quality can be achieved by setting "Internal Resolution" and "Texture Upscaling" in the Video settings. There is also a fork called "Flycast Dojo" with an easier to understand interface and enhanced netplay and replay.
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nullDC |  |
It uses a plug-in format and was a popular emulator until around 2010.
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REDREAM |  |
About 96% of games run without problems. The settings are simple and few. This emulator itself is completely free, but an $8 donation entitles you to high-definition mode and other benefits.
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