Make PS2 games with one prompt

- **PS2-Forge** is a new open-source tool that lets you generate a complete, runnable PlayStation 2 game from a single text prompt — no coding or PS2 development experience required. It uses a large language model (LLM) to turn your description into working C code for the PS2's unique (and notoriously difficult) "Emotion Engine" processor. - The PS2 remains one of the best-selling consoles ever (~155M units), with a vast library and a passionate homebrew scene. But developing for it usually requires deep knowledge of its quirky hardware, old SDKs, and the "EE" (Emotion Engine) CPU — barriers that PS2-Forge aims to remove. - The project is significant because it applies modern AI code generation to retro game development. It could lower the barrier for hobbyists to create new PS2 games, or help preserve the platform by making prototyping much faster. It also shows how LLMs can be adapted to produce code for obsolete, non-standard architectures — not just modern web/mobile targets.