All Windows CE games on the Sega Dreamcast To the gamer, there was no difference to playing a game using Windows CE over using Sega's own. Aside from a Windows CE-branded boot screen, games looked ...

Gaming PCs Microsoft’s ROG Xbox Ally will feature a new “Xbox full-screen experience” to finally rival the Steam Deck’s ease of use – and more Windows 11 gaming handhelds will get it too ...

It's 2025 and new Dreamcast ports are coming in hot and fast. After getting Doom 64 and WipeOut working on Sega's beleaguered system, JNMartin is now porting something truly sacrilegious: Mario Kart ...

The collaboration was featured at E3 1998 as part of Sega’s presentation of the near-complete Dreamcast hardware. Windows CE components promised an accessible and appealing development target ...

Microsoft, which worked with Sega to implement Windows CE on the Dreamcast, made broadband gaming a key feature of the original Xbox. Ethernet connectivity was built into every console, ...

Well, Sega’s last hurrah for first-party Dreamcast games was the Tetris-like Puyo Puyo Fever, which was released in Japan in March of 2004. However, that wasn’t the de facto final official ...

The Sega Dreamcast was a console ahead of its time, so it shouldn't surprise you that quite a few of the console's best games were innovators in their own ways. Skip to main content area.

As it turns out, Sega’s long defunct Dreamcast console is still thinking. ... the ability to run Windows CE in some form, and for the first time, built-in Internet connectivity.

8BitMods’ VMU Pro Sega Dreamcast memory card launches this week with unlimited storage for game save data, a color screen, and emulation for 8-bit retro games.

The Xbox is ten years old this week. For those who have enjoyed playing games on either the original console or its successor the Xbox 360, it's a time for heartfelt congratulations.

While the Dreamcast was an undoubted flop, ending Sega’s efforts as a console ... At that time Microsoft was putting an early DirectX API into a specifically coded variant of Windows CE ...

It all started with the Sega Dreamcast. It didn't go so well. ... A few high-profile game makers at Konami and now-defunct Acclaim raved about how easy it was to develop on Dreamcast using Windows CE.