Free playstation software for linux

Gslist is a game servers browser which supports an incredible amount of games (over 800) for many platforms.
It can work in both command-line and GUI mode.
Main features:
- tons of games supported and for various platforms: PC, Mac, Playstation 2, Nintendo DS, PSP, Dreamcast and more
- web GUI: Gslist can be easily used through a web browser like any "classical" server browser but with the difference of being more simple to use and (optionally) supporting multiple users
- can execute a program for each online server found
- has a filter option for selecting only the servers with specific features
- its list of supported games is updatable
- supports many options for redirecting and formatting its output
- can send hearbeats for adding your IP in the servers list
- supports different types of queries for retrieving informations from the servers
- its optimized for speed and resources
Enhancements:
- Some features were added.
- Some bugs in the Web GUI were fixed.

TinySID project is the smallest SID player available. Its most advantage lies in its unique HardSID support, that is:
- exact C64 PC cycle syncronizing
- multispeed tunes will use the same timing a real C64 does
- improved HardSID sample output (includes mixer)
- support for multiprocessor systems
- Previous versions required just 20kbyte disk space. This was however skipped due to 64bit support.
Main features:
- Multiplatform
- Native 32/64 bit windows support
- Runs on Unix/linux platform
- Playstation Portable (PSP) version available
- Also incorporated in rockbox for portable mp3 players
- Accurate playback on both hardsid and software emulation, includes multispeed tunes
- Digitized sample playback on both hardsid and software emulation
- 99% 6510 cpu emulation (still some bugs to fix)
- Fat 6581 SID emulation, including filters. Sounds different than other players!
Please note that TinySID has nothing to do with other projects such as SIDPlay. The 6510/6581 emulation is based on routines by Tammo Hinrichs (kb) and has been further developed.
Enhancements:
- This release added support for multi-speed tunes and digi-playback.
- Bugs in CPU emulation and endian neutral code were fixed.
- Speedups were achieved in the synth renderer.

Warzone 2100 is a real-time strategy game, developed by Pumpkin Studios and published by Eidos Interactive. Although comparable to Earth 2150 in many significant respects, it does contain aspects that are unique.
These include various radar technologies, a greater focus on artillery and counter-battery technologies, more frequent in-game cinematic updates as gameplay progress, as well as a different vehicle design method. It was released in 1999 for both PC and Playstation.
In late 2004 warzone was released by its copyright holders, Eidos Interactve, to the public under the GNU General Public License (GPL), and the Warzone 2100 Resurrection Project was born.

Main features:
- 400+ Technologies to research
- 2,000+ different units to design
- 3 Large campaign maps to conquer
- 24 Fast play mission maps for extra action
- Intelligence Display sets objectives dynamically
- Interactive message system
- Fast Play Interface graphically Based
- Quick Screen Navigation
- Fast Find System for units & structures
- Set Factories to constant production
- Automatically send each factorys units to where you want them

System requirements:
- gawk
- SDL
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- MAD
- OpenGL

Enhancements
General:
- Change: No longer require space between rearm pads, allow dragging pad production with mouse, and droids may drive over inactive rearm pads (r7701, ticket:569)
- Fix: Various crashes related to failing orders (r7699)
- Fix: Show translations for finished research display (r7730)
- Change: Add more information to the crash dump file (r7740, 7745)
- Fix: Mac users can read in .wz files (r7754)
- Fix: Experience speed adjustment happens after max speed limit; fix bug with speed calculation. (r7761)
- Fix: Numerous issues with NTW mod (r7676-7677, r7713-7716)
- Fix: fix to *never* control the transport in SP games. (really this time!) (r7776, ticket:568)
- Change: Allow droids to grab artifacts and oil drums from up to 1 tile away (r7779)
- Change: Bump up MAX_RESEARCH to 500 from 450. (r7774, ticket:599)
- Fix: Make sure we take xOffset into account, we dont always start at 0 for the FMV text. (r7780, ticket:625)
- Change: When host drops from the lobby, abort the game. (r7787 ticket:583)
- Fix: Make sure either parameter isnt below the minimum screen res. that we support. (r7786)
- Fix: Make sure we take xOffset into account, we dont always start at 0 for the FMV text. (r7780, ticket:625)
- Fix: Clear the keyboard/mouse input on lost focus correctly. (r7797, ticket:515)
AI:
- Fix: Resolve AI droid traffic jams by clearing orders and make jammed droids stop going for repair (r7700, ticket:597)
Campaign:
- Fix: Flashing box around mission timer was too small, resulting in a graphics glitch. (r7672, ticket:596)
Translations:
- Fix: Italian and Slovakian translations updated (r7769, ticket:621, r7772, ticket:615)
Build system:
- Fix: Various build system issues (r7669, r7664, r7663, r7661, r7655, r7642, r7640)
Graphics:
- Fix: No more ugly texture seams (r7718, r7724, r7757)

With Sonys recent introduction of the PS3, you can now run Linux on it as well as use it as a gaming console. The PlayStation3 is based on a Cell processor and therefore can run most of the ppc64 64ul or 32ul binaries without change. As of now, the kernel does differ.

This project page is commited to Linux running on the PS3. Here you will find all kinds of information related to Gentoo for the PS3, Cell processors, toolchains, and the Gentoo LiveCD for PS3 and PowerMacs.

The latest Livecd is very close to working. Join us on IRC for the latest. To wet your appetite, check out nickthecooks screenshot of the livecd working. Notice the full gnome desktop. You can also see a hi-res screen shot of the gnome-desktop here.
With the right equipment and a little hack (soon), the PS3 should boot into high resolution and include among other things:

- Full gnome desktop 2.16.x
- Sound support with audacious and rythmbox
- Firefox 2 and thunderbird, evolution, epihany, seamonkey

TEKlib is a games operating system and cross-development SDK for games.

TEKlib is an open-source library and operating system effort under the terms of the free MIT software license. This project has a many of facets; it is a

virtual operating system that runs hosted on platforms such as Linux, Windows, BSD and MorphOS,
freestanding operating system on architectures such as the Playstation 2, where it runs on a thin layer of ROM calls,
middleware providing a constistent interface across all hosting environments,
component library in that it is not strictly limited to OS services,
development platform that comes with a cross-platform build system and documentation tools.

TEKlib was started around the year 1999 out of frustration from the ended lifecycle of the AmigaOS and the lack of a worthy successor for its most basic principle, excellence by simplicity. Today, TEKlib is a virtual operating system, distributed over a set of portable libraries. You can use it as your sole environment on the Playstation 2 (provided that you are hardcore enough); most people however will use it as a development platform under Linux or Windows.

By picking from its facilities, it can serve as

a games operating system and cross-development SDK for games and everything multimedia,
a hosting environment for libraries that depend on non-trivial features like plugins and threads, striving for portability and durability,
a virtual OS target as a backend for applications that would have to be ported to many individual hosts,
a toolkit to provide an extensible virtual filesystem,
an ubiquitous component architecture that allows plugins and their host to compile from the same source on all platforms,
a small and powerful replacement for standard C libraries in embedded applications.

TEKlib is both an architecture and component library. In short, it can be embedded into any kind of library and application, and conversely, any kind of library and application can be based on TEKlib.

uCON64 project is a game backup tool and emulator Swiss Army knife program.
uCON64 is a tool to backup all kinds of video games (cartridges and CDs).
It supports most available backup units for cartridge-based consoles. It also performs many other tasks, like ROM hacking and conversion of proprietary CD images for use with cdrecord.
Support for many different backup units to backup/restore ROM(s) and SRAM(s) is also continuously added and updated (if their manufacturers cooperate).
Supports all common patch file formats like IPS (with RLE compression), APS, BSL (Baseline Patch format), PPF (Playstation Patch File), and Game Genie
Support for use and creation of RomCenter Data files (DAT) for secure detection of bad dumps.
Has many options for every kind of ROM or SRAM handling, modification, and management .
Supports gzip and zip.
Enhancements:
- updated (GBA) fixed F2A USB send code (by dbjh; many thanks to David Gauchard for feedback, testing and sending a patch to fix the problem)
- updated (N64) cleaned up Doctor V64 Junior transfer source code (by dbjh; thanks to TenOfTen and GameCopierUser0666 for testing)
- updated (SNES) added new SWC "I/O mode" 0x100, dump BIOS (by dbjh)
- updated (GB) improved ROM info (by dbjh)
- updated (GB) fixed problem with dumping "Rocket Games" cartridges with the Game Boy Xchanger (by dbjh; thanks to Anna Kubisty for reporting the problem and testing, and thanks to Cowering for his help and providing us with the necessary information)
- updated (GB) cleaned up Game Boy Xchanger transfer source code (by dbjh; many thanks to Anna Kubisty for testing)
- added (DC) --scr scramble 1ST_READ.BIN for selfboot CDs (by NoisyB)
- added (DC) --unscr unscramble 1ST_READ.BIN for non-selfboot CDs (by NoisyB)
- added (DC) --mkip generate IP.BIN file with default values (by NoisyB)
- added (DC) --parse=TEMPLATE parse TEMPLATE file into a IP.BIN (by NoisyB)

GMonsters project is a little monster-breeding game for GNOME.
GMonsters is a game somewhat like Monster Rancher on Playstation. You can breed, train, raise, and battle virtual monsters.
Planned features include multiplayer, trading, and internet battle capabilities.
NOTE: You will need both client and server.
Enhancements:
- Many bugfixes, and now battle buttons have pixmaps for the type of attack.