Incompatible with: Macs with Intel Processors(i386) and OS X 10.6 and aboveĭownload the most current version of Mac Dreamcast Tool Services here.

This is the new version compatible with i386 Intel processors 6+ years is a long wait for an update! But happy birthday Sega Dreamcast you’re 20 years old! MDT Services provides a small handful of tools that compliment MDT, but also have some stand-alone functionality. For use, compatibility and features, please read the text file that is enclosed within the package.Ĭompatible with: Macs with Intel Processors(i386) and OS X 10.4/5/6 and up. (Untested on Mac OSX bove version 10.6.8) MDT Services screen shot Mac Dreamcast Tool Services v1.2 (MDTS) 11.21.09ĭownload the PowerPC version of Mac Dreamcast Tool Services here. It provides a small handful of tools that compliment MDT, but also have some stand-alone functionality. For use, compatibility and features, please read the text file that is enclosed within the package.Ĭompatible with: Mac with Power-PC processors, OS X 10.1.1 to 10.4/5Ī IMWeasel logo in. TutorialsĭreamCast Coder’s Cable Enclosure Box (.pdf) MR image format that can be added to your DreamCast Cd’s with either Mac Dream Tool or any other ip.bin image inserter program. This tutorial is for creating an Enclosure box for the “original” DreamCast Coder’s cable.

It requires a little bit of skill, and a few tools/items.Ī project/task management application made in Java. Requires that a current JRE (Java Runtime Enviroment) be installed to run. exe#Įxe format, due to some issues regarding the program used in its construction. Please use the ‘Help’ button in the application before using.An emulator for the DS version of Nintendo, DESmuME runs for Mac OS X. It works well for Homebrew and some commercial games. It has features on sound and touchscreen ability. It comes with a stylus for the touch-sensitive screen. It also performs well in Intel Macs and PowerPC’s with Mac OS X. On PC the best DS emulator is No$GBA, but don't expect a Mac NoGBA version soon as the sole developer behind the No$GBA (Martin from Germany) does not have a Mac and is unlikely to make a No$GBA version for Mac. What should I do to stop the emulator from crashing whenever I load a game? Also porting NoGBA to Mac would be extreamly hard as it is written in x86 ASM.

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