Magic Castle, a game made using the original PlayStation?s Net Yaroze dev kit, was finished and released this weekend after 23 years.
For the uninitiated, Net Yaroze was a basic dev kit for budding programmers and hobbyists that Sony released between 1996 and 1997. The brainchild of Ken Kutaragi, Net Yaroze went for approximately $750. A number of folks who made games using the dev kit eventually ended up in the games industry, including the developers behind Magic Castle.

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