Rouge in Sonic Adventure 2 (Dreamcast) and Rouge in Sonic Adventure 2 Battle (GameCube).

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Rouge in Sonic Adventure 2 (Dreamcast) and Rouge in Sonic Adventure 2 Battle (GameCube).
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Tails in Sonic Adventure 2 (Dreamcast) and Tails in Sonic Adventure 2 Battle (GameCube).
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From time to time Digital Foundry revisits classic games in their Digital Foundry Retro articles, and the latest one features Shenmue 2. Around a half our long it’s the longest Digital Foundry Retro video yet, and explores not only the original Dreamcast version, but also the Xbox version,...
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How dumb from my part, haha, I was refering to emulators of Saturn and Dreamcast, I forgot to write that my mistake.
For Sega Saturn, there’s only two emulators that are worth trying out, and in my opinion, only one that’s really useful.
Yabuse is the first one. I guess it’s been slowly getting better over time, but the few times I’ve tried to use it, it’s been extremely slow and buggy. It’s been a few years since I’ve last touched it, so maybe it’s actually usable now. I don’t know.
My Saturn emulator of choice is SSF. It can be a bit tricky to set up given the software is Japanese in origin, but once you figure it out, it works pretty well. Still not perfect compatibility, but I’d say it runs most Saturn games.
For Dreamcast, your options are even more limited.
Dreamcast emulators begin and end with NullDC. Compatibility leaves a lot to be desired, but it runs a fair few games.
Reicast is the upcoming hotness, but only has builds for Android platforms right now. They’re working towards a Windows release, and you can even download Windows betas, but you’re on your own figuring out how to get them to work.
There is one guaranteed way to play Reicast on Windows, and that’s through the RetroArch launcher, but setting it up is confusing and RetroArch is using an old version of Reicast so the results are less than spectacular.