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Rherton

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i'm just wondering where the demos originated from, i mean, those emu authors used them to reverse engineer the psxc2 emu right? if so, those who coded the demos would probably know even more about the ps2 functions... and they could help.. but where are they? geez, what am i saying..:confused:
 
i want a ps2 linux kit. they look so cool and they aint that expoensive!
 
Groups such as Napalm, and hitmen dev (develope) demos based on the language that they have learnt etc, often releasing cracks/patches etc, these people are serious programmers, try looking up PS2dev on Google you will find tons of material, Hitmen have been releasing stuff for god knows how long, think in terms of the people that produced cracked compilation disks for the Amiga, or Atari ST...... same kinda stuff, here's a good link for you has some PS2 and PSX demos/intros etc, and even stuff for the SNES etc...

http://www.pouet.net/topic.php?which=8

This stuff is mainly people who 'learn' ;) the language and hardware that a console works on, and there is some great stuff out there......... (NES Zelda for example, that u can play on the PSX) (look at zophar.net)
 
You will expect to find cool music/ and wacky graphics, and some pretty cleever stuff if you know anything about PSX programming, also look for "PSX demos" under google, you will find quite abit to, and it is mainly all legal.....
 
I looked for some stuff on PSX development because I was interested and I couldn't find information for any language other than assembly.
 
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