Playstation does support a mouse.  And certainly, there are already games out there for the PSX that make use of occasional on
screen keyboards.

I don't believe anyone would want to develop in the traditional sense "on" a Playstation.  Of course some kind of Morphic based
Art/Music application written in Squeak, particularly for an education oriented audience, may sell well.  PSX software is a really
big market.

The PSX2 has internet capability and a large capacity (DVD) drive for images.  It really is a fast graphics machine.  Might be
interesting to see the first game that is binary portable to a PSX from Mac, Linux, PC's.

Oh well.  I'm sounding more like a technologist now than a business manager...

 - Steve

JacobFan wrote:

> >Hello Squeakers,
> >
> >Has anybody heard/got/making any plans to port Squeak
> >to game console machines - aka PlayStation,
> >PlayStation 2 or N64?
> Does these machines support mouses and keyboards?And,
> since Squeak has not very good games currently.I don't
>  think the PS or N64 ports will attract many people.
> >I think this is a very worthy cause...
> I think the more worthy thing to do is to make squeak a
> platform independent game platform and a platform for
> game design fans to produce homemade games.
> >Anxiously awaiting,
> >Ali Chamas.
> >
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