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At least you can understand it, because my English accent is way worse than that

because I find it way more beautiful and attractive, I choose it so I find it fitting the game since I'm the author of the game and story

merci :)

My library contains 50% of assembly code, the GIF loading, all the blitter functions, the VBL hook, the sound mixer are all in optimized assembly

The C code is doing the "orchestration", the heavy lifting is done by the library routines and as you can see, they looks well optimized because it runs really smooth ! :) Now if you like asm better, you can also do it (with GNU-as)

as you can see, the game runs at 50fps, you can't make it faster than that ;) The recent GCC compiler with the compilation flags I use makes a pretty decent code generation, way better than the old Pure C compiler for example, and as already said, my library contains 50% of assembler code for all the critic parts.

only the ps1 with the action replay port on the back

@OrionSoft I'm set then, just ordered it, thanks for the info, can't wait to test it.

all the videos are available in this playlist kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6uueH-Xd9KSo5Y&pp=gAQB

yes, what I have roughly described here Something like this existed on the PC a few thousand years ago as an easy-to-use 3D software called “FPS Creator” ???? Maybe this interesting 3D “software” also had something to do with darkbasic?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Builder_Garage

then, go design it :)

let's call it "Kung Fu Flash for PSX one" for an ancient 8 BIT "C64" home computer, someone here has already put together something similar, and it has 3 buttons for special functions including an SD card reader, unfortunately the developer forgot the 8 MB "IC2" RAM memory for the mcu there !

@@OrionSoft alongside,There are many copy examples, such as: The PI pico N64 card or the famously expensive super "Everdrive" suddenly appeared as a very inexpensive replica in world-famous everything "made in China" shipping companies. Whether it's Sega, Megadrive, SNES, or today the ancient PSX One, N64, Xbox one... SD reader function is a big must these days! I really wonder why there aren't such creative, social, talented hardware "inventors" in Europe and the USA, who have not forgotten the more than 35 year old RETRO 8,16, or 32 bit video consoles, and have long since built a usable, inexpensive multi-function I/O module, such as an "all-in-one" MCU including a real USB PORT ,since they are available for dirt cheap. So good luck for further hardware projects and many greetings from me as a retro console collector.

that's what I did, sold my psio, got an xstation and perfectly happy with it, it's fast and easy to use, I have 2 ps1, one with xstation and one with disc drive :)

it's called rpg maker 2 for the ps2.

there are already some project of BASIC for the PS1 and keyboard adaptators, just search for it

first size "sorry", for my bad English! This Sony PS1 has been on the market for almost 30 years, but Sony only had a prototype in planning as a PC keyboard adapter, which you couldn't buy later... because their successor game console "PS2" already came out with a USB port. But maybe after this very long time, a "plug&play" MCU hardware module will finally be put together where this function (including SD card) is already included???

We would all be very happy that someone finally came up with this good idea! It would actually be child's play: for someone who is a good C++ developer and knows a bit about programming cheap "ALL-in-one" MCUs, e.g. PIC, PI PICO or STM32, it really wouldn't be a problem to present to us a PSX 1 "multi-function module "CART", which can do all the modern I/O functions of a standard "PC". So an ancient PSX1 finally a real retro homebrew PC! 😉

Elansar a été porté sur PC Windows / Linux, Dreamcast et Atari Jaguar orionsoft.itch.io/elansar ou sur Steam

the port from megadrive to gba took about a month of work

tout depends du type de joueur que vous êtes, si vous êtes très bon, la version gameboy ce fini en 20 minutes, les autres version (megadrive, gba, pc) ce finisse en plus longtemps car il y a 2 mini jeux et 2 mondes suplémentaires

yes, you can upload file up to 1990656 bytes (from address 0x80010000 to 0x801F5FFF included)

no, it's plug and play !

Amazing work!! ​@@OrionSoft

yes I write it from scratch, I used SDL2 for Windows/Linux port, the code base remain in C language.

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I had the latest firmware at the time of which the video was recorded, the latest firmware was from 2020, Now I sold my PSIO and i'm happy with my xStation.

c'est en cours de production, les premiers envois devrait commencer d'ici fin juillet je pense

Can it play discs?

the pre-order will stop at the end of the month, then I need to order the parts and assemble them, I guess shipping will be at the end of july, but I won't have any surplus than the pre-order number.

@@OrionSoft Thanks! lastly, does the ps1 need to be chipped?

@@bumpybumpybumpybumpy no it works on a stock ps1, you just need one with the back paralle port, model scph-100x to 700x (not 900x and not psone)

@@OrionSoft No problem there. Thanks!

yes

the serial transfer for Net Yaroze was very slow, my USB cartridge is ten times faster. Net Yaroze executable are in COFF format if I remember correctly and needs an additional library, my cartridge only support standard PS-X Exe file generated by the official PSYQ sdk or all other homebrew sdk

​@@OrionSoft Ah I see, something to keep in mind then. Actually speed wise the psx serial port supports higher speeds, I noticed this at the time and I came across a video by brill on it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZrKiammlq-gnZY. Regardless your device looks to be a lot more convenient. I'm very tempted to pre-order as it's not expensive and I have an old chipped psx with a worn cd drive I could use. Merci for the quick reply!

just read the description, the cart is available for pre-order and the code is already open source www.orionsoft.games/retroshop/ps1usb.htm