/vr/ - Retro Games

Net Yaroze looks kino.

>>5453952
Have Sony always overengineered their electronics? For God sake you could program on the original Playstation and install Linux up until PS3

I like the look of every Sega console, with the wonder mega being my favourite.

I also think the PS1 looks really aesthetic in black like the net yaroze. The only Nintendo console I like the look of is the twin famicom.

Net Yaroze. I know it's not that rare, but I can't justify the price for it at the moment.

Please help, I have burned Policenauts for the PS1 and some other game which made, like the aforementioned one, excessive use of streamed XA audio, and no matter how the game works good and loads fast, some kind of XA audio (sometimes streamed in pairs with FMV can't seem to load. It all works fine but no audio comes from it. I mean, I can sort of guess how that peculiar kind of ADPCM audio is accessed, and some times it works even with FMVs, some times it doesn't. Of course by this I mean some parts always work like the post intro segment of Policenauts, and some parts always fail to work, like the Konami logo and the very first intro.

I have tried some FMV game like Tekken 3 which I had a real copy of and all went sweet, so I don't really know if it's a problem of that peculiar PS1 unit or I just fucked up when burning the games, because every other game that didn't use that kind of XA audio worked wonders.

CDs were burned at 4x DAO. And pic is unrelated by the way, it's only there to grab attention.

>>2214205
I don't think money was a factor since they got plenty of censored eroge.
Sony had the Net Yaroze as an affordable dev kit and NEC had the PC-FX GA card.

>>1801363
Yeah, that's what I mainly want one. Lowest I found was about $200. Not bad I'd say.
>>1801349
You're thinking of the Net Yaroze, a development kit for experienced game programmers who could create their own games at home.
>pic related, it's the net yaroze

Might be a stretch.. but.. I'm looking for pic related, NA version. Hopefully complete and mint.

I'm surprised there aren't more people at least talking about hardware variants.

The Playstation Net Yaroze is also cool. It was a fully featured SDK marketed towards computer hobbyists in Japan. The console itself had debugging features and no region lock. Programs were written and compiled on a PC and then sent over the serial port to the console. 7 However the Net Yaroze didn't have all the features of the official SDK. It was missing advanced hardware debugging, some software and certain libraries. The amount of RAM present is the same as in the regular Playstation (2MB), but code, run-time libraries, graphics and audio samples were limited to fit in the RAM since Sony didn't want people to be able to use the Net Yaroze to run burned copies of games, which is another limitation the official SDK does not have.