PSXcel

Spreadsheet software for the PlayStation, driven entirely with a joypad. This is not a mockup: it computes.

What works

• Formulas, the real kind: =SUM(A1:A9) and friends, recalculated as you edit.
• Charts, colour themes, and an on-screen keyboard for typing anything.
• Sheets save to the memory card, next to your Gran Turismo garage.

The math

It handles floating-point numbers as well as 64-bit integers, and every bit of that math is computed in software: the PS1 has no floating-point unit, so PSXcel brings its own arithmetic. Your accountant would object. It works anyway.

How to run it

Two ways to play:

• PSXcel also ships on the PSoXide Demo Disc with nine other programs, and that disc runs in your browser on the PSoXide page, no emulator setup needed.
• Or take the standalone image from this page: bin plus cue. Boot the cue in a PS1 emulator (PSoXide, DuckStation and PCSX-Redux all work), or burn it to a CD-R for a modchipped console.

Technical details

• Written in Rust on the PSoXide SDK.
• The whole program is a 212 KB executable.

Links

• Source: github.com/EBonura/psxcel
• This program plus nine others on one disc: PSoXide Demo Disc, playable in your browser