T-Rex [PSX - Tech Demo]

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by Sega Master In: playstation|SONY

10 Apr 2008

When it was presented for the first time on the PlayStation, this tech demo showed that there was a very impassioned presence: The head of a Tyrannosaurus Rex, being controlled by a Sony employee, via joypad. With the directional keys being able to rotate and manipulate it at will, as well as open its mouth and eyes. Out of curiosity, the demo with the dinosaur full of body, tail and feet is in the demo disc of first editions of the PlayStation. These images should have been spread before the real-time version of the T-Rex. The graphics shown were undoubtedly much higher than the capacity of the first Sony console.

Thanks to ForWhomTheBellTolls for the english translation!

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2 Responses to T-Rex [PSX - Tech Demo]

ForWhomTheBellTolls

August 25th, 2010 at 3:00 am

I again translated and spell-checked a page just because there was nothing else to do. I hope this helps as well:

“When it was presented for the first time on the PlayStation, the tech demo showed that there was a very impassioned presence: The head of a Tyrannosaurus Rex, being controlled by a Sony employee, via joypad. With the directional keys being able to rotate and manipulate it at will, as well as open its mouth and eyes. Out of curiosity, the demo with the dinosaur full of body, tail and feet is in the bag of first editions of the PlayStation. These images should have been spread before the real-time version of the T-Rex. The graphics shown were undoubtedly much higher than the capacity of the first Sony console.”