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There was absolutely no mechanical benefit to making PS1 CDs black. Sony just wanted them to look futuristic and intimidating. They also hoped the dark…
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In a bizarre attempt to conquer the entire living room, engineers mashed a console and a television recording box into a single white monolith. The PSX…
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