Playstation Developer's Demo 

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It looks identical, I wonder if SEGA was actually inspired by this(the original video is older then Sonic)

Thanks. Now it feels weird but awesome to see the full HDVS demo in HD 60fps (and Stereo Audio). And now I go back to this video and watch the Movie part, it feels weirder to see the cut-down version of it in 360p 15fps.

Oh I get it, she Metamorphosied into something else with the makeup.

supermaletperson PlayStation one not PlayStation four

haha you clearly didn't realized that was a sarcasm.

The PS5 is looking pretty good.

Roddy what is a sarcasm

@@hamedalzarooni442 yeah, for real )

They really are.

Why are we seeing someone put on makeup this is weird

oh wait this was the 90's

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It's actually a video available in HD. It was shot using experimental Japanese HDTV technology called "MUSE". The demo is called "Metamorphosis", shot on Sony HDC-300 cameras and distributed on MUSE laserdiscs.

@@dommovedchannels6268 yeah, but it's an encoding demo, right?

@@johnsimon8457 yes, it's a testing demo for MDEC and H261 codec

@@dommovedchannels6268 not MUSE. Sony had their own HDVS video disc that could only hold 15 minutes on a laserdisc, which was for professional use only. MUSE laserdiscs had noticeably lower quality than Sony’s shorter length HDVS discs.

​​@@dommovedchannels6268Yes, the last Saticon to use was a 1988 Sony HDVS HDC-300 camera (in fact, the movie Julia and Julia was shot with the HDC-300 in 1987). But not MUSE (original video data (HDVS Disc)).

falcon punch

+Popit Professor Hello scrapped guy....

It's because it's using all it's system power to render that one object. Having to render a full scene in 3D means lower poly counts and lower texture resolutions. The Playstation really should have stuck to hybrid 3D games with lots of 2D objects because of it's rendering limitations. It's why most games that are fully 3D look like crap and games like Road Rash and ESPN Extreme Games look good because of the 2D/3D objects hybrid approach to scene rendering. Also fighting games like the Tekken series could look pretty good because it was only rendering the two fighters and the floor in 3D and the rest of the scene was 2D. Pretty much all fully 3D games had blocky and pixelated objects with short draw distances like Ace Combat series.

@@Jolly-Green-Steve ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r2zzqzdZVZo.html .. T.Rex .. full 3D scene, dynamic lighting.

Prediction for the next plague, a swarm of locusts swarming the earth

An Expert Marksman Gets More Keys

"My [Playstation] can't handle the rendering!"

The first dev kits required the use of Sony News Workstations. It wasn't until Sony bought Psygnosis that the Psy-Q dev board was created. The first games were developed on the Sony News Workstations, especially the early System 11 games that Namco created like Ridge racer and tekken.

I didn't even know something could be compressed that much

oh god, its terrible

balls? more like blurs

Damn

I immediately thought of the original Electronic Arts logo.

@@SteelSkin667 thats maybe no coincidence judging that 3DO CEO was from Electronic Arts

The link in the description is just the audio tracks on the CD that I ripped. You can find the game itself on emuparadise SCUS-94954

its on ebay for 70 dollars. shit!

***** TheLivingStar The problem with emulating this game is the music doesn't always work correctly. I personally have never gotten it to work, I've always just used the physical copy.

TheGlitcher1705 Probably eBay as mentioned by FLU STAR

Developer's Demo CD

It’s called Hear it now Play it later.

+Kyle Woolley It's nothing to be scared of. You have to remember that this was back from 1995 though. Back then people weren't frightened so easily.

She died RIP

@@yooochoob How u know?

Apparently her name is Catherine and was 14 at the time the clip was filmed

Still Not reupload Mediafire -_-

If you scout the web it`s on emuparadise. Then, run it from ePSXe www.emuparadise.me/Sony_Playstation_-_Demos_ISOs/Developer's_Demo_CD_[U]_[SCUS-94954]/138695

there's been a link in the description all this time to all the CD tracks

🥵 Okay, my body is overheating and my **** is rock hard.

@@gochem3013 shes 14 in that video 😐

Take the dinosaur demo. Nothing besides the dinosaur needs to be shown apart from the background (which doesn't require polygons) so the creators could get away with stuffing tons of polygons and a high-res UV map into it.

You can get a lot of performance out of Gouraud shaded polygons, why do you think Spyro the Dragon moves so smoothly?

I don’t remember if it was included with the console, provided separately as a pre-order bonus at Babbagges, or if it was one of the promo items mailed to me, but I definitely had this demo disc and it was the first thing I ran on the console (only because I was the kind of 14 year old dork that would play with an animated dinosaur at the time).

It is real. The cpu didn't need to take into account of AI, physics, collision detection, etc. The wobbliness of PS1 games is due to the ps1 having affine textures. Except for the dino and manta none of these demos have texture mapping. Eventually real games actually looked better. Dino Crisis had a bunch of dinos in game that looked as good as that 1 dino.

@@BurritoKingdom I see!! Thank you!