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Added Tee Off Golf, UFC: Ultimate Fighting Championship, Unreal Tournament, Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense, Virtua Athlete 2000, Virtua Fighter 3tb, Wetrix+, Who Wants to Beat Up a Millionaire (yes really), World Series Baseball 2K1, and Worms World Party.

"Who Wants To Beat Up a Millionaire"? Sounds humorous.

WSB2K1's graphics have aged rather well. Well, the fields and crowds maybe not so much, but the player models and animations are impressive (especially the faces)

more:
- Border Down (solid 60)
- Under Defeat (solid 60)
- Triggerheart Exelica (some slowdown)
- Trizeal (lots of slowdown)

PS: isnt Unreal solid 30fps? i'll check tonight

Also the port of DOOM i think is 60 fps, but not sure.

segata sanshiro wrote:more:
- Border Down (solid 60)
- Under Defeat (solid 60)
- Triggerheart Exelica (some slowdown)
- Trizeal (lots of slowdown)

Added! Thanks!

segata sanshiro wrote: PS: isnt Unreal solid 30fps? i'll check tonight

I was surprised at this one as well since the game is well known to be poorly optimized on the Dreamcast but it is indeed 60fps. Although UT has always seemed smoother than Quake so I guess this explains it.

Checked Unreal, you're right technically it reaches 60, but most of the time skips a lot.

segata sanshiro wrote:Checked Unreal, you're right technically it reaches 60, but most of the time skips a lot.

Well that's a given! As long as it's "supposed to" run at 60fps then it goes on the list. It really depends on the map and number of players with UT. It will run really smooth on a small map with only a few CPU players but it will chug on large maps with a lot of CPU players.

pcwzrd13 wrote:

segata sanshiro wrote:Checked Unreal, you're right technically it reaches 60, but most of the time skips a lot.

Well that's a given! As long as it's "supposed to" run at 60fps then it goes on the list. It really depends on the map and number of players with UT. It will run really smooth on a small map with only a few CPU players but it will chug on large maps with a lot of CPU players.

Would overclocking make any difference? Or would that boost other things but not help with the framerate drop?...

krssn wrote: Would overclocking make any difference? Or would that boost other things but not help with the framerate drop?...

I have no idea. There are other ways to increase the framerate though. There's a guide here that's really helpful. Disabling decals makes a huge difference. That being said, the game is still perfectly playable for the most part. I played through the whole thing without any framerate enhancements.

It would almost certainly help, but I doubt UT is worth turning your DC into a puddle of molten plastic.