I, unfortunately, wouldn’t know what the error would be without DirectX9, but it might be similar to what you’d see when attempting to run the Snes9x emulator without DirectX9. If you don’t, I can see it being possible that the emulator would complain about missing DLL files on start-up.
So, if you don’t have Direct X9, then it might be a good idea to download Direct X9 through the link they provide (which goes to Microsoft’s webpage). Since I’ve been doing extensive testing of different emulators, I had already obtained DirectX9. The page itself says that you may need to get DirectX9. To get that, we can first simply go to the NullDC Google code page. So, we’ll start with the latest Alpha build. You might come across some references to NullDC 1.6, but that is actually referring to version 1.0.0, Beta 1.6. From my testing, it’s a good idea to have two versions: the latest alpha version and a stable release of 1.0.4. Unfortunately, like Project 64, this emulator suffers from having one emulator fixing some games and breaking others while another version seems to fix some games and break others. The first thing we need here is the emulator. In this guide, we show you how to play Dreamcast games on the emulator NullDC.
While this console suffered from an early exit, some of the games released on this console was considered high quality by a number of gamers. The Sega Dreamcast was the last console Sega release before the company restructured into a third party software developer.
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