Let's code a REAL PS1 game - PART 2 It's a horror game!

[@Revan-HK-47]

I'm in hospital right now I'm not joking I had a mini stroke few days back and it was always my dream to code a computer game from start to finish Thank you so much for making this video ❤️

[@Remixchannel-xv2nh]

Get well soon my friend. Stay strong and keep your head forward

[@LegoDinoMan]

Get well soon. I hope all is well.

[@ethanstrawder6989]

Get well soon man wishing you a speedy recovery!

[@lautaro3425]

Que te mejores pronto 😎😎😎🍀🍀👍👍👍

[@kissmeimcontagious57]

Get well soon, happy holidays glad you're alive to tell the tale

[@crazyone3494]

3:43 you can thank John Carmack for that, he literally found a design document from 1980 about it and said: "oh yeah, that could work" and then he proceeded to make Doom and some of the most clean C coding that you will ever see

[@impero101]

Carmack's contributions to the gaming industry is absolutely incredible. He invented and populised so many techniques that are still in use today that it's absolutely inspirational.

[@CykPykMyk]

imagine, they were making soooooo advanced and complex stuff for this platform. Driver 2 and its insane engineering behind it, Crash 1,2,3, Gran Turismo series, Silent Hill. I cant imagine how much patience, knowledge and hacky tactics had to be used, to achieve this.

[@tim.martin]

The Psygnosis team, Wipeout 2097/XL... Man that was a polished gem. Now watching this video, I can see they overcame a ridiculous number of limitations.

[@max2themax]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6vbiXqri7FlZ9E&ab_channel=ArsTechnica You may have seen this already on KZbin but in this video the main dev of Crash Bandicoot explains some of the crazy stuff they had to do to get it running on PS1 hardware. It's honestly one of my fav videos of all time, he's so passionate about it.

[@SpecReviewPlus]

It already has amazing atmosphere. Can't wait for the next part!

[@monopoly2170]

2:21 is the briefest and most accurate depiction of programming I’ve ever seen

[@ethanwasme4307]

"I'll do it after coffee..." remembers to do it a week later after a nap 😂

[@Valntain]

You must have so much ideas running in your mind right now... Well done !

[@colaphizer2191]

you're an inspiration, it's so cool seeing a kid who was born after the psx came out doing all this awesome homebrew stuff for the console.

[@ReyHuachimingo]

This gonna be epic.

[@peterg6889]

Indeed

[@kaangg12]

7:36 Thats the boot chime of ps1.

[@krakulandia]

You might want to subdivide the large surfaces to much smaller ones to get "perspective corrected texture mapping" into your game. Then the textures in the polygons don't get wonky when you walk through the maze. That's what tons of commercial PS1 games did back in the day to fix that issue.

[@derikfant831]

Боже, этот момент, когда он понимает, что вертексы перевернуты лежа на диване и проигрывая код в голове - это такая жиза :D

[@shudust]

homie just casually inviting me to learn code and rabbit hole the next few years of my life into making stuff for retro gaming consoles lol. love the vibe

[@prologik85]

I already bought one original PS1 on eBay just to follow you in this journey man. 🚀

[@K9arcade]

Well done dude, look forward to giving this a play down the line. Recently went back to diving into NetYaroze stuff and I'm reminded how fun it is to see devs still toying with PS1 SDK stuff and whatnot.

[@xtrafa8014]

I like the way you make your videos, they are very entertaining and I discovered you just by chance. Good luck on this project!

[@nickygdev]

Keep up the excellent work!

[@Wormetti]

I almost didn't watch this when scrolling my feed but then I remembered your comedy and I had to click. Another great video!

[@kaes_abdullah]

The game is looking insane, but I have some ideas, if you want to implement them: It would be good to make the ghosts move, and if they touch the player, then you lose the game. Adding like, a scream sound maybe. The footsteps sounds is a really nice idea, but, what about an ambient sound. For example: raindrops or wind, or maybe a horror piano song. So if you implement the idea of the ghosts are the enemies, then to win the game, could be finding the exit or, finding like 5 objects in order (Like in Slenderman).

[@sanguchito]

i love how in 3 months we only get a ghost, a maze and footsteps this will be the psx game ever

[@cronodoug]

My God, your content is so incredible. It's wonderful to see people's commitment to making Demakes or new games for platforms so loved.

[@RetroDesignHive]

Holy mother, this is insanely amazing! You deserve more attention because this is definitely one of the biggest programming trials to go through in 2022 (soon 2023)

[@jakea_tron5849]

YES YOU UPLOADED ANOTHER ONE!! I love ur vids

[@GhettoWxzrd]

This is so cool! I don't know if you'll see this or if you've heard of it or not, but it would be cool to see a video and your thoughts on the New Trya Engine for creating Playstation 2 games! (New as in released within the last year or two). Theres not a lot of documentation or tutorials on it, so seeing someone talk about it more would be nice!

[@gabrilapin]

Really fascinating i love those challenges now i hope there's a part 3...

[@sonnyk88]

This is just outstanding! Your next challenge could be try to code a Quake 1 clone for the PS1. :D

[@Eclipsegamedev]

You should make the premise about a miner who gets trapped in mines and slowly becomes insane for the many strange horrors that lies forward

[@firezacerick]

I just discovery your channel duo to those PlayStation games vídeos and I got say, THATS AMAZING!!!! Did you ever consider making an engine from all this research? This would be awesome and I believe that you would have a strong community support like happened with the GBStudio (GameBoy Engine)

[@thegabman]

Really good job man. I hope you keep going. Staying motivated is tough from time to time, so don't be to hard on yourself. :)

[@TeraByte38]

SVK - Už som videl niektoré tvoje videá a sú úžasné. ENG - I saw some of your videos and they are amazing.

[@vicmac3513]

This can't be worse to your mental health than Assembly? Anyway, this video I've been waiting so keenly that it was ridiculous. So thank you!

[@lkdtech]

So cool Idea. I remember when research ePSX code before. Hopefully you will try with PS2 too = pcsx2 and with that dev.kit .

[@oscarn-]

These are very entertaining videos, thank you! You should btw be very careful with that Baofeng radio you've got there. I played around with one next to my computer, it made my wireless keyboard generate random characters every time I pressed the PTT and after a while it actually destroyed the entire keyboard. 😅

[@foxmccloud8960]

I am very glad I found this channel, your content is amusing

[@EzzeldinKandeel]

I lost it at the ghost sound effect. Great video as always, man.

[@FifthOfNovember_Original]

Great work dude! I want to see more ps1 dev stuff from you. Maybe platformer demo next time!

[@permahzz]

I would love to see more of this

[@xNFMY]

Wow my new favorite KZbin series and it’s not finished so I can’t just binge it all 😭

[@ThePirateHistory]

Coding A GAME IN 2022 FOR PS1, IT"s a f real horror bro, keep your heart

[@bitlong4669]

This is great. Picked up ps1 today lol. I got no idea how to even start this : 0

[@YAS-vm8ko]

This video gave me joy

[@TDGalea]

I kinda love how channel 0 retains some of the "yay I like the disc" jingle. You've totally gotta utilise that.

[@AsilarWindsailor]

That's a pretty cool Factorio Shirt and I spot a Baofeng UV-5R. Nice one to have handy, man

[@awesomemantm2000]

Very cool, its like a 3D first-person pac man with an ear piercing screech that sounds like the backrgound music to a bad creepypasta

[@marcy12222]

This is so cool, I wish I was as good as you

[@iranfreedom12]

Vow and those genius developed resident evil, metal gear , silent hill, pes and ... for this console what a mastery

[@neoqueto]

Bandwidth: MVP SpicyJPEG: GOAT

[@SwishaMane420]

6ft of render distance... ahh, do not miss those days. This is absolutely amazing man!

[@Jalechah]

love your videos mate. cant wait to see more progress of your game in future videos :)

[@GordonFreemanC13]

Wow, awesome! I think you should first make a prototype game that functions, and later add some fancy graphics while debugging and stuff... I suggest you make a sort of Forbidden Siren demake from PS2 era to PS1, maybe. That could be a multiplayer or split screen game... that's my small idea. Keep up the good work and feed your inspiration with quality games. Cheers!

[@thebristolbruiser]

Can't wait for the Sega Saturn port so I can play it.

[@tim.martin]

Oh dear lord, this is too funny and terrifying. Can't wait to see you compare the 2 versions, nitpicking the graphical artifacts present in the Saturn version, while acknowledging the frame rate appeared higher because of the low resolution and... No. I'll see myself out now 😅

[@stitchfinger7678]

This is very cool to follow, especially as an aspiring dev Gives me hope

[@inslayerclone4679]

This game looks like shadow tower

[@Knightedskull]

Some people probably "can't see the diode" is because it's a dirt old LED from the 90s that wasn't bright to begin with in a lit room. Though I can see it looking hard enough. PS1 one is nice hardware, though it lacked Anti-Aliasing....amazing the devs of Spyro wizard'd that shit in.

[@jasonjohnson4133]

Fascinating and beautiful as always, sir.

[@hoos000]

dude this is Actually amazing and super cool man, will it work on simulator though like psx and stuff or doesn't?

[@TopTalentVoices]

Don't worry about negative comments, when you see them it mean you're growing

[@LongWangHung6969]

just started watching your content. very good stuff.

[@peopletakepicturesofeachother]

I feel this is going far - what a great thing.

[@NorthEagle]

I don't care about PS1 games, but I do like progression video's like these! :) Looking forward to the next one

[@botfredogodofredopoweredby4177]

I absolute love this kind of videos even knowing i suck coding

[@gabrielemarchioni567]

6:43 Best Sound Ever!

[@Revan-HK-47]

I'm going to try and make a small ps1 game even though I've had a mini stroke thank you "Bandwidth" for inspiring me to try and make a computer game for ps1 like I said thank you !!! "Bandwidth"

[@JomasterTheSecond]

Just one of these goddamn days I'd like to see a new 32bit game or one styled after that era that _wasn't_ a goddamn horror game.

[@FlamespeedyAMV]

SAME!

[@andreluizben]

My man calls a LED a diode, keep up the good work

[@darrenfalconer3267]

thats what it is

[@MonoGrinded]

Pissed that this one was not in my recommendations!

[@dietrichdietrich7763]

I'm thinking the sound issue is loading from the incorrect sound bank, it needs rechanneled. awesome test project.

[@SilvercattoOsom]

Time to make a cross-breed of Resident Evil and Silent Hill after watching this tutorial.

[@desmondmiles3983]

I admire your patience programmatically

[@justinnamilee]

The journey continues! Keep it up.

[@engin-hearing5978]

Amazing, I love these kind of videos ❤

[@alanherculano7661]

That reminded me of From Software's Echo Night a bit

[@Tortita13]

I don’t know if I will get to watch this today but I know this is going to be epic 🎉

[@flumphflumph6021]

Ayyyyyy. You've almost made something that could be called a Game, now you just need a Lose condition.

[@TheCRX7]

You are dedicated my friend.

[@flustertheduster]

This video is secretly a documentary of a man going insane, for the second time.

[@albertobuscicchio3915]

Great work! Can you please suggest where to start for someone who know zero about programming? Bests

[@mattska01]

Maybe the ps1 cant handle the stepping sound cuz of size or bitrate or frequency, therefore it gets corrupted and gets replaced by a sound from the bios?

[@matt_sm0]

Great job dude i'm really curios to see how it's gonna turn out

[@arsnakehert]

Nice ThinkPad, bro, what model is it?

[@MCPesari]

FINALLY MORE! Thank you.

[@FhargaZ]

Great video. Optimization? That's a myth, 😆

[@seanthomson6676]

I have no knowledge with coding or programming games probably because i don’t really have a modern computer my computer is a Mac snow leporad from 2009! Anyway I have a real love for the out dates but at the same time amazing graphics of the ps1 and I really want to get to make a game like you have in this video. I have tried to get multiple programs working but my version is to old!

[@costelinha1867]

2:19 I never coded for the ps1, but I can relate so much to that montage when coding other things... specially when math is involved.... fuck math.

[@juanmacias5922]

Part two, Ghost dance party.

[@JesperCodyLife]

Good work, looking forward to it 👌

[@impheris]

yeah, i was waiting for this! Amazing work, very interesting content. . . . . . . WTF the guy calling you a liar because he is dumb XD

[@ElitePortraits]

no worries about people's exceptismis, that will push you to slap their ignorance and show your true potential because of that, but mainly, because you have to enjoy your thing.

[@kyleharder3654]

Super cool project

[@workingorder2189]

After your done with the ps1, will you program a Dreamcast game?

[@anon_y_mousse]

I don't know, I think that one suggestion for a game idea was pretty funny. I'm assuming he was making a joke. As for the accusation of faking it, I wouldn't care even if you were. This whole series is entertaining regardless. My suggestion for the ghosts, instead of just running into them, they should have some sort of awareness of their surroundings and start to fight you as you get closer.

[@foxdie8106]

that was great! congrats!

[@arsnakehert]

lmao, the rendering by polygon distance looks _very_ PS1 actually

[@MattIsTheCat]

I really want more people to make indie horror games to actually run on PS1. It frustrstes me that so many people make PS1 style horror that runs on Unity. I also like more short experience horror games, basically no combat or chores, maybe some path searching. I tried tried some PC ports of PT and I really liked that, I also recently tried The Park, and I liked that. I would totally port a horror game I liked (demake) or create a new one if I had any skill. Maybe someday someone really smart will create an easy PS1 game creator, but that will probably always be impossible since you really would need to optimize the code on a game to game basis.

[@gruntaxeman3740]

I think it is better idea to write horror games to modern platforms to make code development and maintenance easier, and also it is easier to play with computers or distribute. There is also way to practice optimization and game engine work. Browser with Webassembly sandbox is nice platform and no need to worry about compatibility of graphics libraries.

[@undefBehav]

I'm not even joking man, I had literally done the SAME mistake of messing up my vertex indices in my own 3-D engine, and I was not even programming for PS1! That's crazy! :D

[@Robertkopp84]

Maybe check if you use some memory space that you should not. I'm no expert, but I found the Symphony of the Night intro skip on real hardware using a import player cartridge. In that case I could use the dpad and the analog stick at the same time to input left and right on the same frame for the intro skip. This tells me that some memory location should be flushed after the boot sequence, but it does not in case of the import player cart.

[@QuinceTart10]

Did you know, that you can somehow change the PlayStation logo from the disc? Btw pls bridge your Discord server to Matrix. I use Arch, btw

[@najalala]

Bro this is so cool

[@Serjozs]

Ps1 games in 2022 be like:

[@chacuao8404]

Have you played tenchu 2 for PS1? That would be cool seeing you create a level on that game

[@williefleete]

Sounds like you need to clear and initialise audio memory, it sounds like it’s playing samples/notes from the boot up chime when you walk and your game doesn’t clear or set up that properly or at all