psxsdk

The Net Yaroze was Sony's 1990s kit for making PlayStation games at home. psxsdk is a Go toolchain for it: write programs in Go, build them onto discs that boot anywhere, and run them in an emulator, here in the browser.

• Play the examples: Sony's Net Yaroze demos and members' games ported to Go, and a few new ones, each running on its own page, with touch controls on phones.
• Write your own in the playground, which compiles Go into a PlayStation disc in the browser, or with nothing but Go installed: go run go.chrisrx.dev/psx/cmd/nyc@latest disc ./mygame.
• Read Sony's manuals, with the FAQs, supplements and tutorial the members' websites carried.

Start here#

• Getting started: a program of your own, built onto a disc and played, with nothing but Go.
• Writing programs in Go: what the packages give a program.
• The tutorial writes a program from nothing and puts it on a disc.
• The cookbook: how games did what most games do, with controllers, memory cards, CD audio, timing, scrolling, enemies and split screens.
• History: the Net Yaroze, why psxsdk exists, and how it was made.