An emu where GT2 chokes as soon as multiple cars are on screen, and where cars run into walls in the replay theatre. It's a shame however that people are now seeing something that differs so much from the final product. It gives you a glimpse of the promise we saw in the emulator, and why we decided to invest the time to push the DC hardware to its limit. I can understand why people like seeing a whole range of stuff running. A significant amount was acheived in this time with speed, compatibility and features. Otherwise you'd have heard it reported by those who attended at the timeĪ full year of development continued on after E3, with the first bleempak released in May 2001. Certainly there were no texture problems (grey polys), or rearview mirrors drawing crap everywhere. These were selected because at this stage of development the ingame graphics were perfect for these games. For those doubters keep in mind we demo'd Ridge Racer 4, Omega Boost and Gran Turismo 2 at E3 in May 2000. This beta in fact predates the E3 show where bleemcast was first announced. Nothing has been modified by whoever has distributed the image, this is simply bleemcast at 30% completion. The beta is an extremely early version of bleemcast.

I haven't posted here before but I thought it was important to clarify a few things about the beta that has been doing the rounds. Hi, I'm Rod and I worked at bleem programming the DC version with Rand.

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