lxdream – Sega Dreamcast emulator

Last Updated on July 11, 2021

lxdream is a Dreamcast emulator.

The emulator is able to run most demos and some Dreamcast games.

However, please note that the software remains in heavy development, with many features buggy or unimplemented).

Features include:

• Shadow volumes, render-to-texture, fogging.
• GDI support.
• Support for a virtual lightgun controller.
• Pbuffer support (to support OpenGL drivers without EXT_framebuffer_object).
• Support for more recent CDI and NRG image file versions.
• Dreamcast mouse + keyboard support.
• MMU Implementation.

Website: github.com/lxdream/lxdream
Support:
Developer: lxdream team
License: GNU GPL v2

lxdream is written in C. Learn C with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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