PlayStation Emulation Area | . | . |
The
Playstation is the product of Sony's desire to gain a
foot in the video game market and a business deal with
Nintendo gone bad. Way back in 1992, Nintendo revealed to
gamers it's intentions for making a Snes CD add-on. The
Snes Cd boasted FMV, digitized video and audio, and
bigger and brighter games (for those of you that had
Nintendo Powers, check out the April '92 NP.) In order to
make the Snes CD, Nintendo struck a deal with Sony.
Halfway through development Nintendo pulled out. Not
wanting to waste all their work, Sony decided to use
their research from the Snes CD to make a new system.
After a lot of changes, such as the addition of real-time
3d graphics, a midi music chip, new controllers, etc.,
Sony had the Playstation.
About the Sony Playstation unit:
The PlayStation
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PSX Maintainer
PSX Fixer
PlayStation Emulation
Sections
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Accessories
- Neat little gizmos for
the PSX: a listing of add-ons available.
Emulators
- A section that reviews
each emulator and discusses the pros and
cons of each emulator from A to Z
Emulator
Operation Tips
- Having trouble running
the latest and greatest emulator? Read
this document of tips and advise. It
contains answers to the questions I get
asked the most. (It could even save you
some headache.)
GD&L
- Games, game sites, translations,
utilities, you name it. If it deals with
the Playstation and it can be downloaded,
then it's in here.
PC
equivilents
- A listing of quality
console based games ported to the PC.
Technical
Resource Information
- Are you an emulator
author looking for technical related
information concerning this unit? Look no
further!
Utilities
- A listing of all known utilities for
the PlayStation.
Game
Walkthroughs
- Stuck somewhere in a
game? Have no fear. Just check this
section to get a game walkthrough to help
you out.
Here is a quick listing of most of the
Playstation's major features: Multiple
independent custom processors with a
32-bit RISC CPU CD-ROM drive Renders up
to 360,000 polygons per second Full-frame
video at 30 frames per second 360-degree
camera movement CD-quality sound Digital
lighting and texture mapping capabilities
Displays 16.8 million colors
simultaneously