Many games/tools are only released in 'plain files' format (elf/srec/bin). These can either be transferred to the dreamcast via serial cable/bba/lan or by making them into a self-bootable
cd. This can be done using one of a variety of self-boot toolkits that are available. Go to our forums to request any further help you may need.
Any discjuggler / nero images distributed may just be burnt directly to cd (using discjuggler/nero) and they should boot up without problems (or any swapping needed) on a dreamcast.
Anyone with the skills to make (and test) dj/nrg images, feel free to help out and send in any 'missing' images.
dRxLaX
Updated: 18-Feb-2003
By: Daniel Fairchild
Info: A very addictive multiplayer asteroids-style action game.
What's new in version 0.91: Corrected a small bug from the initial release where draw rounds weren't counted towards the total rounds played.
Download Local Copy: Sourcecode (Version 0.91)
Download Local Copy: Raw files (Version 0.91)
Download Local Copy: Nero image (Version 0.9)
Download Local Copy: Discjuggler image (Version 0.9)
Download Local Copy: Raw files (Version 0.9)
No network support
Download Local Copy: Binary (initial release)
Download Local Copy: Source (initial release)
Download Local Copy: Discjuggler image (with shareware data)
Download Local Copy: Nero image (with shareware data)
DCBlap
Released: 25-Dec-2002
By: c99koder
Info: DCBlap is a 3D pong game for the Sega Dreamcast and Microsoft Windows that supports 1 - 2 players. The first player to get 10 points wins. Now with themes, and downloads!
Screenshot: Lake theme
Misc: Editing guide for creating new levels.
Download Local Copy: Please visit the Official site for downloads.
The Feet of Fury
Released: 16-Oct-2002
Current Version: Preview/Beta release
By: Cryptic Allusion
Info:
"The music's pumping. The arrows are flying towards the top of your screen and you're in the groove.
Suddenly your opponent cackles and your arrows are going twice as fast and yet more spaced out.
You got distracted by the anime cutie in the background, but you've got it covered and now it's their turn -- their arrows are waving around like a bad acid trip and you're both fighting to survive.
Welcome to the wacky world of Feet of Fury, a game in the same vein as Konami(tm)'s ever-popular Dance Dance Revolution(tm) but with a far stronger emphasis on player-vs-player combat."
Download Local Copy: Nero image
Download Local Copy: Discjuggler image
Download Local Copy: Raw files
Wolfenstein 3D/DC
Released: 04-Jan-2001
By: crt0
Info: This is a quick port of Wolfenstein 3D to the Dreamcast. This is an early beta, but is still playable. The Shareware version of the data files are available in the ready-to-burn image below. You'll have to buy Wolf3D to get the full version of the game, of course.
What's new: Now supports Spear of Destiny full/demo version. Controller problems fixed. Added support for both controller and keyboard. Offsite Link Note: We have received a "Notice of Infringing Activity" regarding the
Wolfenstein 3D downloads from the IDSA. We have therefore taken this
offline until we can figure this out. They have basically said nothing
specific -- making it very difficult to determine what their concern is
with what we believe to be a proper, legal, shareware-only download.
We'll keep you informed.
The Adventures of Hax0r and Quax0r
Released: 20-Nov-2001
By: Sam Steele
Info: This is a DreamZZT-specific game. This little demo started out as just a way to show off the new features of the engine, but will hopefully grow into a full RPG / adventure game Offsite Link
Download Local Copy: Plain file
Download Local Copy: Nero Image
Download Local Copy: Discjuggler Image
DCFloys
Released: 19-Nov-2001
By: Paul Boese<
Info: Floys are social, territorial artificial life creatures. DCFloys was inspired by this Java applet, and Paul has done some interesting stuff with this game/simulator. Offsite Link
Download Local Copy: Elf file
Download Local Copy: Nero Image
Download Local Copy: Discjuggler Image (made by Do-Ban)
Download Local Copy: Source Code
DC Tonic
Released: 19-May-2001 (at E3)
By: Various (Cryptic Allusion, Ganksoft, Moving Target Software Design, AndrewK/Napalm)
Info: This hobbyist demo disc was put together and distributed at E3 2001. It includes several game demos, a remake of Dan Potter's Ghetto Pong, a new "Napalm-enchanced" version of AndrewK's Burritro demo, KallistiOS v1.0.0, as well as sourcecode to almost everything. The ca_dc_tonic.zip file is a copy of the original release from Dan Potter. It requires knowledge of making a selfboot disc (after converting the included MP3s to WAVs to burn first). If you don't have that ability (or don't want to take the time), you can use either of the ready-to-burn images.
Note: These are 70MB-83MB each! Do NOT download any more than one of these files! Get the original files zip if you want to make the self-boot yourself or get either of the ready-to-burn images if you want it the easy way -- but don't get more than one as it is just wasted bandwith! They all contain everything -- just in different formats!
Download Local Copy: ca_dc_tonic.zip -- original files from the disc (~70MB)
Download Local Copy: DCTonic-reduced-Nero.zip -- Ready-to-burn Nero image (~83MB) (made by The Gypsy)
Download Local Copy: DCTonic-reduced-DiscJuggler2.zip -- Ready-to-burn DiscJuggler image (~83MB) (made by The Gypsy)
Official CD Cover:
Official image in PNG format for you purists: cdlabel-final.png
Unofficial CD Cover by NIGMA: Front: Back:
