u/ImpressiveStay6355

You'll say Minecraft already exists, along with the Java edition and the PSP. But let's face it, neither is enjoyable on this console; the PSP edition is limited, and the Java edition makes the console overheat immediately, let alone now that it's starting to get hot. The Bedrock edition is the best version currently for this console, very playable and doesn't tax the console too much,even though it is a newer version,without having to switch to LineageOs. I used the Linux mcpelauncher compiled for arm64... Before publishing it, I need to fix the audio problem, which isn't working; the only version tested is 1.16.40, which must be compiled for arm64-v8a, otherwise it won't work. In the post where I publish it, I'll tell you how to do everything, obviously I can't post it with all the data inside for copyright reasons. Have a good day everyone :)

P.S. Obviously I helped myself with AI, I'm not denying it ;)

I've been working for weeks on a port that everyone has been waiting for; I'm on the right track, hopefully I can get it to work.

If everything goes well, I should be able to release it soon.

-OptiCraft is a modified APK designed to run the latest versions of Minecraft Bedrock on low-end devices (you can find the creator's name in the bottom left of the main menu). It performs okay out of the box, but you really need the right resource packs to make it smooth.

(I also noticed that in this new version, it also detects the L2 and R2 buttons well)

-The resource packs i enabled in the video are essential for performance; the others are optional. Just be careful not to enable too many, as they consume a lot of RAM. For the best experience and to avoid crashes, I highly recommend adding a low-res texture pack like 8x8 or even lower;

it makes the game much more playable!

-Forgot to mention! Turn off "Beautiful Sky" and "Advanced Graphics"

some parts of the video are obviously cut to keep it from becoming too long :)

I'm not good at pixel art but I try

Why on the CPU Manager script (of djparent,PHOTO 1) even though I always set Schedutil as governor, when I go to the CPU Manager of ArkManager(PHOTO 2) it says it is Interactive? And when in ArkManager I change from Interactive to Schedutil, on the CPU Manager ( djparent script) the governor reverts to Performance. Which one should I believe?

as far as I understand, these developers did it just to test the power of the Dreamcast. They won’t continue developing it, although I hope they do.(I didn't cut the video because then people might think it's fake)