On which arcade engine runs Dead or Alive ++? It doesn't run on Sega Model 2 neither Naomi...what than???

> On which arcade engine runs Dead or Alive ++? It doesn't run on Sega Model 2
> neither Naomi...what than???
>
Believe it or not it's psx based.

http://www.impactemu.com/impact_specs.html

What??? And i never saw that shit on a psx?!?!?!
Was it a selfmade psx-like engine made by Tecmo???
NeoT

> What??? And i never saw that shit on a psx?!?!?!
> Was it a selfmade psx-like engine made by Tecmo???
> NeoT
>
http://www.impactemu.com/impact_specs.html

As far as what it runs on... I have an unconfirmed suspicion that it runs on zn-1 type hardware like Beastorizer aka Bloody Roar.

> > What??? And i never saw that shit on a psx?!?!?!
> > Was it a selfmade psx-like engine made by Tecmo???
> > NeoT
> >
> http://www.impactemu.com/impact_specs.html
>
> As far as what it runs on... I have an unconfirmed suspicion that it runs on
> zn-1 type hardware like Beastorizer aka Bloody Roar.
>

> > > What??? And i never saw that shit on a psx?!?!?!
> > > Was it a selfmade psx-like engine made by Tecmo???
> > > NeoT
> > >
> > http://www.impactemu.com/impact_specs.html
> >
> > As far as what it runs on... I have an unconfirmed suspicion that it runs on
> > zn-1 type hardware like Beastorizer aka Bloody Roar.
> >
>
Np.

> What??? And i never saw that shit on a psx?!?!?!
> Was it a selfmade psx-like engine made by Tecmo???

There was an excellent home PSX version of Dead or Alive by Tecmo (640x480 @ 60 FPS, just like the equally excellent Saturn version). The amusing bit about this is that DOA is based on the Virtua Fighter 2 engine, so that means a PSX version of VF2 could have been equally good had Sega been multiplatform at the time.