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rhett · Sep 26 2003, 02:33 PM

Net Yaroze was a "home enthusiast development system" that Sony put out when they launched the first playstation. They had a web community for it too. For aboout $700 you got a modified PSX and some development libraries, and you could develop and cross-compile games on your PC and then download (upload?) them to your PSX/Net Yaroze machine.

If they had that for PS2 you could organize a "linux team" type thing to develop a new generation disc golf game.

Sep 26 2003, 02:33 PM	#263
rhett PDGA Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Ignoramusville Posts: 7,032	Re: Question for Dave D Net Yaroze was a "home enthusiast development system" that Sony put out when they launched the first playstation. They had a web community for it too. For aboout $700 you got a modified PSX and some development libraries, and you could develop and cross-compile games on your PC and then download (upload?) them to your PSX/Net Yaroze machine. If they had that for PS2 you could organize a "linux team" type thing to develop a new generation disc golf game.