there are a few threads about this, all ending sometime 2003. but with the ps1 available for cheap on ebay, im only now getting intrested in this.
i was thinking that if you could export blender models to a ps1 compatible game engine, you’d be all set. however, that meant writing your own game engine, which is all around difficult. figured i was out of luck. then i found this link: http://download.blender.org/source/chest/neogeo/playstation_engine/
is this what i think it is? i know there are free compilers for ps1 out there… and apparently active development going on here http://www.psxdev.com
so whats up with that playstation_engine directory?
yeah, a playstation blender player was planned and worked on. I think development never supported the 2.20 blender series [or later], but stopped around 2.03 [like the ipaq blender version]
the ps2 is capapable of running most things you’d expect to see in the game engine [it almost does seem fair to call the ps2 graphics chip a incredibly powerful voodoo 1]
when oldsite.blender3d.org was up you could search for the news items that mentioned it, doing that is harder now [but not impossible]. oldsite is somewhere in download.blender.org now.