Anyone know which dreamcast games used Windows CE

I think the reason the single player mods were easy to move over is because the data file format, structure and content is exactly the same.
When designing multi-platform games it is a good idea to have the game-media files in a single universal format, otherwise if anything ever changes or gets updated, you'd have to update multiple formats, which would take more time, cost more, and isn't guaranteed to work.

 

Oh just that Dcisozone was taken down a while back, and we moved to Theisozone, and merged all last generation systems into a single site.

Anyway, the site owner just put Dcisozone back online for archive purposes cause it got more traffic, and directs people to our new site.

 

Oh yeah, I have been on theisozone, just not as much as I was on dcisozone, the upgrade came around the time that I finished downloading most of what I wanted

 

Also this place http://www.segaretro.org/Windows_CE

 

I really don't see what one has to do with the other. Modifying game resources and game code are completely different things. Unless you're saying that you guys have taken Windows x86 source code and recompiled it with the Dreamcast WinCE SDK for SH4 use, then it's really pretty irrelevant.

 

Has anyone mentioned Resident Evil 2 yet? I seem to recall Stupid Invaders also using Windows CE as well, though I'm fairly certain Quake III Arena didn't... or at least I don't remember the logo being featured anywhere (such as with Sega Rally 2, where it's only on the GD-ROM label).

 

super robot wars alpha is also a winCE.

 

I think that terrible spirit of speed 1937 game used CE.