It’s taken a while but it’s great to see that bar finally turn green and reach 100%. Congratulations Team PSIO! I don’t doubt those first 50 pre-orders will sell out very quickly.
Looks good doesn’t it? Don’t forget to … Continue reading
Category: Sony
PSIO for Even Closer to Nearing Completion
They are edging closer and closer by the day. Pre-orders are coming up… So keep your eyes on the PSIO website for more!… Continue reading
PSIO for Sony Playstation Nearing Completion
Incredible! I look away for a few days (or maybe weeks… months?) and the PSIO status page has been updated to 98% complete. I’ve been speaking with Shadow on the email and he definitely seems to be in top gear. … Continue reading
Thoughts on PSIO 2.x Recent Updates
With the incredible work done up on the 1.1 prototype, now the 2.x prototype is racing along with CDDA and XA support! That means … Continue reading
PSIO Prototype 1.1 Game Demo: Wipeout, Wipeout 2097 / XL, Wip3out / Wipeout 3
Wipeout! All of them. So many Wipeouts. I didn’t realise there were that many alternative names. … Continue reading
PSIO Prototype 1.1 Game Demo: Soul Edge / Soul Blade
The game that led to SoulCalibur, not too bad. Reminds me of Virtua Fighter on the old Sega. Runs well … Continue reading
PSIO Prototype 1.1 Game Demo: Ridge Racer and Ridge Racer Revolution
Raaaaaaaaaaacing around those corners like a freaking pinball in a pinball machine. Bounce, bounce, bounce. Those are the physics … Continue reading
PSIO Prototype 1.1 Game Demo: Mega Man Legends 1, 2 and Philosoma
I was really hoping for some Capcom kicking and punching in Mega Man Legends and for some shmup … Continue reading
PSIO Prototype 1.1 Game Demo: Grandia
Grandia, so close to working! I bet it’s been nailed on 2.x hardware. Any progress is progress and the team at http://ps-io.com have been … Continue reading
PSIO Prototype 1.1 Game Demo: Gran Turismo 2
Gran Turismo 2 did not have much luck on the 1.1 prototype hardware, 2.x PCB hardware will have much better compatibility due … Continue reading
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