Doing homebrew programming on older game consoles is lots of fun. It's quite a twist to start thinking of rendering in terms of the hardware's object APIs inste

Doing homebrew programming on older game consoles is lots of fun. It's quite a twist to start thinking of rendering in terms of the hardware's object APIs instead of a simple framebuffer. Even "API" is a bit of stretch: you're really just poking your data to the right spot in memory and the hardware takes care of the rest. And if you've got the right hardware, you can even run your games on the console itself!