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The PSP was mostly sane baring one strange omissions from its fixed pipeline, dest colour blend? dest stencil? and the square button Oh and the 90 degrees LCDs on the 2000,3000 models that gave red and blue lines on everything. Having the cheap CD format for the SNES at the end of its life with such mentality would have been interesting, but I guess it is no different from the Flash Cart system they had in Japan for the SNES but by then most had moved on. So things like Vib Ribbon could be done on PS1 but not N64, this is why the PS1 becomes a glut for shovelware, Sony would do low runs, CDs were cheap, Sony wanted devs all the devs, while Nintendo were ivory tower elitists who would tell you to get stuffed ( still are I guess ) Sony wooed devs with we can do runs of 50,000 if you want.
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Programmable pipeline with display lists, fpu, perspective texture correction in hardware and 4MBs with fast transfer from Cart makes the N64 at lot easier to balance, just trying to pack movie and audio and games into 64MB is painīut to make an N64 game you had to pay for 1 million carts before Nintendo would publish it, this acted as a quality barrier, as the company had to be confident of selling said 1 million carts. The reason to go PS1 over N64 is more to do with policy than hardware. Then the graphics programmers could see why they made a libĬompared to the Saturn the PS1 is a dream. Sony gave a library and wouldn't allow people to hit the hardware directly, they eventually relented.
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I worked on a PS1 port, not an actual PS1, just when I had to ask why does the code do this, why is this like that, I usually got some hand-waving with "because it didn't have logical thing X but had Y, Kutaragi" But I did learn the "PS1 lean", to make the disc load. Also there can be no gaps or holes in the mesh, and they needed to be single, that might have been an engine limit rather than the hardware though. If you look at some meshes from PS1 games you will see where the artists had to make a bunch of "scaffolding" to move the polygons back around under and through things. So that is why a lot of PS1 games have the "jitters" So no FPU, zero floating point support, on a 3D system ( sure the DS does it too but that is a handheld ) Well the PS1 is probably not "batshit" unlike the other 2, just annoying. The PS2 and PS3 are legendary for their insane hardware, but I'd always been under the (possibly misinformed) impression that the PS1 was a fairly pleasant platform to work on, and that's one of the reasons why developers flocked to it instead of the comparatively nasty N64 or Saturn.
Oziphantom wrote:And if you ever look at developing for a PS1,2 or 3 and wonder why it is soo bat shit crazy, remember they were designed by the guy who made the SPC700