http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=9290
"In an intriguing turn of events, Sony executive Izumi Kawanishi has illuminated some of his company's PlayStation 3 Linux plans, indicating that it will be possible for individual 'homebrew' coders to create playable content for PS3, something actively blocked for Sony's PSP handheld."
I remember Carmack giving "props" to Sony for making their system open to indies in his Quakecon 2005 keynote.
There's a lot we don't know about like how much hardware we have access to and how applications will be shared between users, but I am really psyched about this idea.
edit: damn you can't delete a post? I just realized this is talked about in the interviews thread
"In an intriguing turn of events, Sony executive Izumi Kawanishi has illuminated some of his company's PlayStation 3 Linux plans, indicating that it will be possible for individual 'homebrew' coders to create playable content for PS3, something actively blocked for Sony's PSP handheld."
I remember Carmack giving "props" to Sony for making their system open to indies in his Quakecon 2005 keynote.
There's a lot we don't know about like how much hardware we have access to and how applications will be shared between users, but I am really psyched about this idea.
edit: damn you can't delete a post? I just realized this is talked about in the interviews thread
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