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Putting optical media inside a portable device meant to be shoved into pockets was a stroke of absolute madness. Sony created the Universal Media Disc, a tiny…
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With a profoundly pathetic five hundred and twelve megabytes of internal flash space, you could barely install more than three classic titles simultaneously.…
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As consoles age, manufacturers desperately seek ways to construct them using the absolute cheapest materials possible. The final iteration of this massive…
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Because poking the front screen wasn't enough, engineers decided the back of the device needed to be rubbed as well. A massive capacitive panel was integrated…
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While their rivals brilliantly built four controller ports directly into the front of their machines, Sony chose violence. If you wanted to play with a group,…
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You can thank monkeys for your comfortable controller. In the mid-90s, the original PlayStation controller only had a D-pad. When developers started making…
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