Looks great! Just bought one!
I'm follow you on
twitch too!
15Euros including postage! wow that really a good deal!
I'm surprised you haven't sold more!
Orion_ wrote:Seems like nobody is interested in new quality homebrew for the Playstation
It's a bit sad because it's my favorite console, but if no one wants games for it I will give up...
For my next project I will try kickstarter, it might be more relevant
I think the issue is that the cdrom doesn't work on an original PSX, it requires a mod chip or an emulator to play.
I'm also working on a Net Yaroze project
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and would love it on CDROM what works on any PSX, and a PS3 for that matter
I think kickstart is good if you have a demo/prototype and can do things like put people's names/faces/etc in your game.
There's also atariage/nintendoage which you should know about already being involved with the jaguar.
There's retro stores ie
http://www.goatstore.com http://gamegavel.com etc
And someone mentioned, youtube channels.. there's a few guys that do just PSX.
Maybe contact Sony?
See if they can put your game on the store, plus network I think it's called.
When you got the cdrom's burnt/pressed, did you enquirer to see if the
Sony wobble can be replicated?
I was reading that some runs are pressed of a master.
If we can get a few people (ie
ROLL BOSS RUSH) which want a PSX playable cd, I'm sure the wobble setup would be worth while?
But, yes it's a shame, arguable the better console of the 90's and with many SDK's, docs! and it's C/C++!!
Very strange
Orion_ wrote:Thank you, the CD has been sent today
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The complete source code of the game is hidden on the CD, you need to find it, but if you do, please do not spread it on the internet ! it's only a bonus for people who bought the game.
But, let me tell you, it's really not easy to learn from a complete game source code, it's not a little game, there is more than 3800 lines of code (not including my psx library).
Most of the time, when a complete game source code is found, no body do something with it, because it's too much work trying to dig into someone's code to understand.
That's a pretty cool idea!
And your 100% correct about anyone actually using your code
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