This file MUST be included without any alteration with the source in any release using my changes.
Original file can be found at http://bswirl.kitsunet.org/radquake/readme_speud.txt or http://speud5.free.fr/radquake/readme_speud.txt



What's new ?
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- converted SDL rendering to 2d PVR rendering (glitches in bottom left corner)
- implemented VMU support for config and state saving/loading (new cvars)
- modified the menu (fixed some bugs and added some submenus)
- implemented characters face display on the VMU's screen (loaded from a 144x160 1-bit image located in /cd/lcdicons.png)
- implemented rumble pack support (new cvars - only tested with Mad Catz's)
- modified Quake common functions to gain some speed (store queues)
- implemented a 50/60Hz display mode selector for PAL Dreamcasts
- implemented screenshots saving to PC (requires a coder cable or a BBA, screenshots are saved to /pc/radquake**.pcx)
- added extra icon for the VMU (ICONDATA_VMS)
- added extra background image for the boot menu (EXTRA.BG.PVR)
- implemented ability to move/resize the screen
- fixed the "quit" option so it leaves the application with DC-load
- implemented a main screen with a disc checking routine (it looks for /cd/QUAKE/ID1/PAK0.PAK)



Known issues ?
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- the bottom left corner part of the screen's rendering is a bit delayed.
- the rumble pack functions might not be compatible with devices other than Mad Catz's ones.
- when reducing screen's size in the "video" submenu the player's stats are not properly overwritten (change the status bar position).
- sometimes the game could crash when trying to save a game and the uncompressed data is bigger than the free RAM.



Special thanks:
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- Ian Micheal for having let me work freely on this update of his project without any sort of forcing.
- Ian Micheal again for the main screen and extra BG images, and for optimization tips (that didn't pay off sadly).
- Jonas Norberg http://www.acc.umu.se/~bedev/software/vq/ for his legal VQ encoder (used for the extra BG image).
- Burner0, Metafox and Melancholy for the LCD icons.
- people who supported this project from the begining and kept supporting it whatever happened.



Important note:
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I'd like to mention here a few people that didn't help, their negative, unrespectful and ungrateful attitude is a shame for the DC scene.
Here they are: Wraggster, souLLy, ace, Ender, Butters and Christuserloeser.
There were probably some more people but those are the ones I can think of at the moment.
Also dcemulation.com and dcemu.co.uk tend to bash some devvers for personnal reasons, so if you are a devver willing to contribute i don't recommand these places.


Useful links:
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- Blue Swirl - http://blueswirl.fr.st - My site ;) VMU files and tools for the DC.
- IMR Technology - http://imrtechnology.ngemu.com/ - Ian Micheal's sites. Tons of free DC games and emus. Also has a forum, although it's not so popular yet, people who try to contribute are not bashed there.
- Cryptic Allusion Game Dev - http://gamedev.allusion.net/ - Dan Potter's and CA's site. KallistiOS' home, the free library used for most free DC projects.
- Dreamcast Programming - http://mc.pp.se/dc/ - Marcus Comstedt's site. If you intend to program for the DC you have to visit this site.
- ljsdcdev - http://ljsdcdev.sunsite.dk - BlueCrab's site. It has a tutorial to set up your  DC environment with MinGW that helped me getting everything to work very easily.