As some people rightfully pointed out already, it's been a while since the last news post. Which begs the question, what's going on? Well, if you remember that last post you'll know that we had performed our tests on a PC instead of a Dreamcast. That's because we were having some problems on the Dreamcast end of things. Problems that took time to solve, like for example replacing the entire sound engine.

But I can now happily announce that the Dreamcast port is purring like a kitten. A kitten that still needs some tweaks and optimisations, but at least it's got all its vital organs.

The test crewYesterday was an exciting day. It was Rush Rush Rally Racing test day!

Although the test machine was a PC, it was connected to a television screen and fitted with Dreamcast controllers to make the experience as genuine as possible. With that setup and a roomful of players, we were able to collect a lot of useful data about many aspects of the game. The reactions were very positive, particularly about the gameplay and the soundtrack. The physics were said to feel impressively natural, and Ben (Senile Team's composer) was called a genius.

Of course some flaws were also found, but fortunately there were no serious bugs and we should be able to work our way through the test results relatively swiftly.

As per request, it is now possible to sign up for a newsletter. It'll save you the trouble of finding out for yourself if we've managed to release a game yet. We'll only use it for important stuff, like release dates and new projects, so don't you worry about your inbox getting stuffed with pointless drivel.

As you can probably see, our site has been entirely renewed. I hope everyone likes it! Also, I hope it functions as intended or I'll have to revert to the old site again.

Happy browsing!


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