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Jesse





 04-19-2012 17:43 GMT
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http://www.theverge.com/2012/4/19/2959530/playstation-suite-developer-program-open-beta-start

just be aware that this doesn't make it so you can contribute to the PlayStation Suite ... you'll need to pay a yearly fee of $99 if you wish to publish stuff and will need to go through a bunch of requirements before you'll be able to place content on the PlayStation Store.
 

Miguel





 04-19-2012 19:50 GMT
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so people can possibly make their own games and distribute them through the interwebz without interference from Sony ?
 

Jesse





 04-19-2012 20:12 GMT
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Probably not, a developer account is required to get your apps packaged and able to get them to run on other systems.

This is the same thing that makes it so developers for any other system have to deal with Sony for their content to be playable on Sony's systems.


If people don't want to deal with Sony, then they should pick another platform.
 

Deathly_rYaN





 04-19-2012 20:12 GMT
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There allowing people to develop there own games so they can put it on the pss for a price. Just gotta pay $99 a year :(
 

mshehadah





 04-20-2012 00:20 GMT
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When will all this start?
 

Jesse





 04-20-2012 00:26 GMT
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when will all what start?

the title says the beta began ... today.
 

speeder bike





 04-20-2012 02:38 GMT
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it still doesnt make sense why you made a forum about it, no disrespect
 

LBP2 fan





 04-20-2012 07:00 GMT
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@Jesse, just out of curiosity, if someone is a developer and purchases permission to distribute games on ps suite, is there a set programming language that the developer must code their game in?
 

da devil





 04-20-2012 07:17 GMT
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I read somewhere that the code that is used for PS Suite is C#.
 

pspboy





 04-20-2012 23:02 GMT
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Wow I made a post about this asking a few questions about it, it got deleted and no one said a word but since the admin posted it its okay...

Anyway I am getting this can't wait !!
I all ready planned a game lol
 

abiel





 04-28-2012 01:44 GMT
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now if i want to try out suite and not publish any games , do i have to pay the 90$ or once the open beta ends , i just stop , because i want to try this out before i pay to create games
 

Jesse





 04-28-2012 02:22 GMT
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the SDK download is free ... you pay if you wish to make your applications/games able to be shared/purchased.
 

abiel





 04-28-2012 02:50 GMT
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so i can play my own games free ? or is it to use the full free ps suite i can only play games that is on there store . well i am thinking of paying for the developer licence , i had made a couple of games , using multimedia fusion 2 years ago and by seeing the ps suite ui composer , it looks quite similar , so paying for developer is for via one person or can it be for a group like i have
 

Jesse





 04-28-2012 03:51 GMT
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you'll want to read the terms of obtaining a developer account and avoid the activities that would get your account revoked.
 

Clone





 04-30-2012 07:36 GMT
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Interesting. I'm in to this sorta stuff, so I think I'll read into it more.
 

timjames47





 06-17-2012 08:32 GMT
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im not trying to cause trouble,but hombrew developers could pay and then millions of people could obtain said homebrew with sony's permission
 

KyubiNarutoRasengan





 06-17-2012 08:39 GMT
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#746359 timjames47 :
im not trying to cause trouble,but hombrew developers could pay and then millions of people could obtain said homebrew with sony's permission
Well then it wouldn't be considered homebrew, would it? Besides, just because they pay the fee, doesn't mean that their content is guaranteed to be put on the PS Store. Sony has to approve it.
 

timjames47





 06-17-2012 08:49 GMT
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i didnt even think that it wouldnt be homebrew anymore......
so they approve the content which means a prevention of thier exploits from being disributed
EDIT:did you not see the part where i said with sony's permission
 

This post was edited by timjames47 (06-18-2012 01:33 GMT, 342 days ago)

E4GLEyE





 06-17-2012 10:12 GMT
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I think this is going to help Indie devs a lot :) hopefully we will see some great things come out of this project :)
 

timjames47





 06-17-2012 14:10 GMT
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#746364 E4GLEyE :
I think this is going to help Indie devs a lot :) hopefully we will see some great things come out of this project :)

i get the feeling a emulator and rom section is gonna end up on the store
 

This post was edited by timjames47 (06-18-2012 01:30 GMT, 342 days ago)

da devil





 06-18-2012 12:56 GMT
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#746372 timjames47 :
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#746364 E4GLEyE :
I think this is going to help Indie devs a lot :) hopefully we will see some great things come out of this project :)

i get the feeling a emulator and rom section is gonna end up on the store

I doubt that would happen, emulation isn't officially supported for any non sony system and roms are extremely unlikely.
 

Jesse





 06-18-2012 14:50 GMT
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a company like Sony isn't going to help people get games for free, they need to look out for the content's original owners and this would be horrible move to make.

now if they make it so that Nintendo can publish old games to their store ... they could, but you and I both know that Nintendo will never do that.


being practical about what this open developer program means ... anyone can make games and get them published via a well known name like Sony. it'll cost you money and you will need to have your app approved as do all reputable app stores, but the key is that a developer can get stuff to customers without needing backing from a publisher.
 

timjames47





 06-18-2012 19:08 GMT
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i mean for like old consoles that have long been discontinued
and mabey have a small fee for said emulators and games to pay the original creators back
 

Jesse





 06-18-2012 19:50 GMT
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Well that is what the PSN currently is doing, but it isn't really an emulator. they are just making the games compatible to be run on newer hardware. each game can have it's own launch software so no matter where it comes from it will run on new hardware.

The only strings that need to be tied are hooking up old games to new methods of controlling them.

This method is entirely plausible, but the developer of the game needs to do the work or commission someone else to do it. It won't be free, and there won't be a centralized emulator "app" that will be used, as it isn't even needed.
 

timjames47





 06-18-2012 20:13 GMT
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your right jesse just update the controls,then convert the rom to eboot or whatever the sony system uses for executables
 
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