In an attempt to compare Personal Computer (PC) technology from November of 1998, when the Sega Dreamcast launched in Japan, through March 2000, when the Playstation 2 (PS2) launched in Japan, 3DMark 2000 and 2001 results will be posted in a multi-part comparison feature.  The test PC specifications are as follows:

Video Comparisons and Benchmarks

     Here are some videos of PC benchmarks from '98-'99 hardware. They were recorded in an ongoing process to document all of the hardware, and their respective performance, owned locally. Eventually this may result in a comprehensive video comparison or each CPU and Graphics card that has been archived here, along with a comparison when applicable to Console ports of the same games.

1. 1. Asus P2B Manual
2. 2. Asus P3B-F Manual
3. 3. Span from initial release year to year of final bios revision.
4. 4. http://www.seagate.com/support/internal-hard-drives/desktop-hard-drives/...
5. 5. Span from initial release year to year of final bios revision.
6. 6. http://www.wdc.com/en/products/legacy/Legacy.asp?r=1
7. 7. http://www.wdc.com/en/products/legacy/Legacy.asp?r=2

Ys Net Kickstarter Page

While it looks like it is already funded, after only one night, we need to keep in mind that a fully functional modern HD story based game starts at 10 million dollars and goes up from there. So spread the word!

That is, unless we want an "indie" Shenmue III, spread the word and get the GREAT Yu Suzuki, Tak Hirai and the rest of Ys Net Inc to make the Shenmue III we should have had on the Dreamcast or Xbox back in 2002-03!

More info from Businesswatch.com

Copyrights
Original Game©SEGA ©Ys Net

Contacts

Ys Net Inc
Masae Nakagawa, +81-3-6459-3377
contact@shenmue.link
Press Kit: https://goo.gl/jc2cFz

All tracks are recorded from a SNES model 1 RCA output and a Genesis Model 1 HDG Headphone to Sega CD 1 RCA output.

Remixed Arcade/NES Castlevania tunes:

Super Castlevania IV Track 1 "Simon's Theme"

Bloodlines Track 20 "Simon's Theme"

Sorry for the delay folks, not that an "archive" site like GP even cares about down time. "Why were you down GP?" one probably would not ask. Two local computers failed, but fortunately none of the drives failed except one, which was not a storage disk. GP also had to change hosting plans, which disconnected the website until now.