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The Net Yaroze is a development kit for the PlayStation developed and manufactured by Sony Computer Entertainment as a promotion to computer programming hobbyists, first released in Japan in June 1996 and later across Europe and North America in 1997. The following list contains games and demos developed and/or released for the Net Yaroze.

Conceived by PlayStation creator Ken Kutaragi, the kit was retailed at around £550 in Europe and US$750 in North America; The package contained a special black-colored debugging PlayStation unit, a serial cable for connecting the unit to a PC and a CD containing PlayStation development tools, among other items. However, the Net Yaroze lacked many of the features an official PlayStation SDK provided and its primary RAM size was the same as the consumer model; Game code, graphics, audio samples and run-time libraries were limited to fit in the 2MB of primary RAM, 1MB of VRAM and 0.5 MB of sound RAM, since the unit will not play user-burned CDs, a necessary restriction to prevent piracy and ensure that the Yaroze program would not compete with the official PlayStation SDK. The Yaroze could only be purchased via mail order, although Sony also provided it to universities worldwide. Though it lacked regional lockout, three regional variations exists: The European/Australian version boots in PAL mode, while the Japanese and North American versions boot in NTSC mode.

Around 1000 units were sold in Europe and North America respectively but more were sold in Japan. Many games and demos made by hobbyists on the Net Yaroze were released on various demo discs that came along with magazines such as the Official UK PlayStation Magazine and PlayStation Underground. Sony set up an online forum where users could share their homemade games, programming tips and ask questions to Sony's technical support staff. Dedicated Usenet groups, with access restricted to Yaroze members, were maintained by Sony and homepage hosting was also provided. The access was restricted according to the kit's region of origin, which made collaboration between users in different territories impractical. Other games were also distributed online by their authors.

Games and demos

There are currently 125 games and demos on this list.

Title Genre(s) Developer(s) Year Ref.
A Dog Tale Platform Ira Rainey 1997
A Farewell to Kings Cards David Johnston, Rob Steward 1999
Adventure Game Action-adventure Robert Swan 1998
Ai no Yōsei Tomomi-chan Sports Kazunari Ishida 1997
Air Bob Sports K. Okada, H. Endo, J. Suehiro, M. Taniguti 1998
Alien Looter Shoot 'em up Ben James 1998
Amateur Wars: Special Edition Shooter Nick Ferguson 1998
Aozora Demo David Johnston 1999
Ape-ocalypse Now Strategy Alex Mole 2002
Arena Simulation Tom Madans 2004
Asobu Rakugaki Platform Hideki Kubo, Mineko Kubo 1998
Ball Blaze Racing Gareth Musgrove 1998
Between The Eyes Racing Lewis Evans 1997
Bike Simulation Simulation Olly Read 1998
Bill's Shooting Game Shoot 'em up Takuya Iwano 1997
Blitter Boy – Operation: Monster Mall Shooter Chris Chadwick 1998
Blockz Puzzle Daniel M. Johnson 1998
Bloodlust Platform David Johnston, Mike Goatly 1999
Bom Racing Peter Hardy 1998
Bom! Demo Peter Hardy 1998
Bouncer 2 Arcade Scott Evans 1997
Brain Dead Demo Olly Read 1998
Breach Shoot 'em up Ben James 1997
Break 3D Arcade Lewis Evans 1997
BugSplat Action John Wojcik 2001
Car G1 Racing William Docherty 1997
Car Tag Maze Matthew Follett 1998
Cars Racing Stuart Ashley 1997
Cat Game Arcade Ryunosuke Taki 1997
Chronicle Action-adventure Sidhe Interactive 1998
Clone First-person shooter Stuart Ashley 1997
Come Baa Simulation Nick Slaven 1998
Decaying Orbit Shooter DragonShadow Industries 1999
Defender Shooter Ben James 2001
Down Platform Andy Weissl, Dennis Brinkhuis 2002
Engine 6 Demo Derek Leigh-Gilchrist 1997
Fatal Fantasy VII Adventure Team Fatal 1997
Feedback Demo John Rocati 1997
Fire Demo F. Javier Ventoso Reigosa —
Flag Demo Alex Amsel 1997
Flying Man Shooter Jamie Lewis 1998
Flood Puzzle David Johnston 1999
Fujiyama Demo — 1997
Funky Beans Puzzle Kazunari Ishida 1997
Gas Girl Platform Koji Yoshikawa 1998
Gasgar vs. Gasgar Sports Gregg and Rob Gorczowski 1998
Gem Hunter Maze Casper Nielsen 1998
GIT Puzzle Edward Cawley 2004
Gravitation Racing James Shaughnessy 1998
Harrier Attack Shooter Ben James —
Haunted Maze Maze Edward Federmeyer 1998
Henapon — T. Tezuka 1997
Hipower Battlers Fighting Kazunari Ishida 1997
Hover Car Racing Racing Richard Smithies 1998
Hover Racing Racing Shuichi Kitaguchi, Tomokazu Sato 1997
HSFK Third-person shooter Cobra Developments 1997
Insects Puzzle Yukio Iijima 1997
Invs Shoot 'em up Philippe-André Lorin 2002
It's Vegetable Shoot 'em up KBO 1996
Jeff Platform Alex Mole 2002
Katapila Platform Ben James, Elliot Lee 2004
Katarsis Puzzle F. Javier Ventoso Reigosa 1999
Kyūkyoku Senki Gikadiver Shoot 'em up Go Watanabe 1997
Laydion Limit Breaker Racing Hideki Hara 1996
Le Collage — Cocotte 1997
Little Wing Arcade Hironao Kawabata 1998
Magic Castle Roguelike Kaiga 1998
Magic Forest Action Ben James —
Mah Jongg Puzzle Gerhard Rittenhofer 1998
ManicX Maze Tuna Technologies 1997
MicroDemo Demo F. Javier Ventoso Reigosa —
Mi ni Ikuzo! Hedgehog Platform Kiyoshi Sakai 1997
Morph Demo F. Javier Ventoso Reigosa —
Mud 'n Blood Action Nick Ferguson 1998
Nana Tan Shooter Yosuke Kuroda 1997
Opera Of Destruction Shoot 'em up James Pretorius 1998
Pandora's Box Puzzle Christoph Lurig, Torsten Ventzke 1999
PingPing Sports Matthew Verran 2004
Pokris Puzzle Ryonosuke Taki 1997
Pssst Action Gary Gould, Steve Knock 2001
Psychon Run and gun Ben James 1998
Pushy IIb Puzzle Richard Fred Williams 1998
RACE Racing Robert Swan 1998
Robot Ron Shooter Matthew Verran 2002
Rocks 'n' Gems Puzzle Gerhard Rittenhofer, Manfred Tucmandl 1998
Roller Action Matthew Verran 2004
Sam The Boulder Man Puzzle James Hobden 2002
Samsaric Asymptotes Shoot 'em up Philippe-André Lorin 2004
Sandstorm — Omar Nabil Metwally 2001
Shroud Shooter Ben James 2002
Snave Shooter Lewis Evans 1997
Snowball Fight Sports James Rutherford 1998
Sound 2 Light Demo Colin Adams 1997
Sphere Puzzle Peter Dollachan 2002
Squeak Puzzle Ben James 2004
Squib Shoot 'em up Alex Mole 2001
Star Fighters Shoot 'em up George Bain 1998
Star Guardian Shoot 'em up Kazunari Ishida 1997
STG01 Shoot 'em up Hideki Hara 1997
StoneGate Fighting F. Javier Ventoso Reigosa 1998
Super Bub Contest Puzzle Alex Herbert 1999
Super Mansion Survival horror Tomokazu Sato 1997
Super Snail Platform David Johnston, Mike Goatly 1999
Surf Game Sports Mark Theyer 2001
Tan Tank Shooter Team Spirit 1997
Tan Tank 2 Shooter Team Spirit 1998
Tank Shooter Paul Wightmore 1998
Tanx Strategy Stuart Macdonald 1999
Technical Demo X2 Shoot 'em up Aaron Gandaa, Steven Sheehy 1999
Terra Incognita Action-adventure Team Fatal 1997
The Appointed Station Shoot 'em up Syuntarou Yoshikawa 1996
The Incredible Coneman Maze Lars Barstad, Per Ivar Pedersen 1998
Time Slip Platform David Johnston, Mike Goatly 1998
Total Soccer Sports Charles Chapman 1998
Tokui Waza Fighting Omar Nabil Metwally 2001
Tokui Waza 2 Fighting Omar Nabil Metwally 2001
Tunnel Vision Action Casper Nielsen 1998
Turismo Del Mundo Racing Omar Nabil Metwally —
Video Poker Simulator Cards Scott Campbell 1999
Wabbiiiiit! Action Antony Hilton 1998
War! Shoot 'em up Derrick Anthony Bailey 1999
Wanisan Shooting Game Shoot 'em up Wanisan 1997
Yaroze Rally Racing Harvey Cotton 2001
Yarozians Shoot 'em up John Wojcik 2001
Z2 Action James Pitts 1998
Contents

See also

Notes

  1. This number is always up to date by this script.

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