Thanks, I appreciate it. I'm always worried those small poorly-crafted games are seen as some sort of spamming, so that kinda comment means a lot to me.

>me in charge of implementing anything

Thankfully I have a 360 controller as well, so I should be able to reproduce the issue. Thank you very much for the feedback! It  would have been quite a while until I had noticed something like that.

The easiest way to start Dreamcast development is probably still KallistiOS (https://github.com/ljsebald/KallistiOS). There's also the Titan IDE coming out in December which tries to be something like Game Maker, though I don't know how that's gonna turn out.

You'd still need either a Coder's cable, a BBA or a LAN adapter to connect your DC to the PC. I would personally recommend the LAN adapter since  it's not slow like the Coder's cable and doesn't cost an arm and a leg like the BBA. Alternatively, you could dev with an emulator like NullDC, though from my experience it tends to struggle with homebrew. Some Dreamcast devs actually use CD-Rs and always burn a new session for testing, but that's pretty much like having a compile time of 5 minutes. Maybe it's possible to dev with an SD card adapter too, but I don't have one so I can't say.

Anyway, thanks for playing and the feedback! I'll have to look into the web version again.

Whoa, thanks for the video, it's really cool! Especially with that keyboard layout, I think that's a nice touch. You must be the first person this demo day to have made it to the final boss! I'm incredibly sorry the design of the final boss pattern was so poorly done. I just couldn't figure out a way to properly communicate what the player was supposed to do. Seeing this made me realize the whole plug-your-controller-in-port-2-to-win thing was a bad idea to begin with, because it doesn't really fit thematically. I'll remove it in a future version and just make the final boss tire out after dodging a thousand bullets or so. Once again, I'm sorry you had to go through that frustration, I'll try and learn from that video, I promise ;_;

There seem to be some V-Sync issues going around with this game.  I tried testing a little harder with VMs for this demo day, but it still wasn't enough. Anyway, thanks for playing and especially the large amount of feedback!

It's CAVE inspired, the framerate has to be this low!
It's Danmakufu-on-Windows-10 inspired, the framerate has to be unlimited! but whyyyyyyy

Glad you picked up on the intricate design choices. I wasn't sure the subtlety of using the five-enemies-come-from-the-right-side-of-the-screen-shoot-and-disappear-to-the-right-again every single time again would be lost on potential player. There's a lot of easter eggs to find, too. For example, if you bomb on God's final card, the bullets disappear and never respawn. This deeply ties in with the game's Nietzschean leanings, as in that moment "God is dead". Truly the Evangelion of cat-based STGs.