stackyFACTSSomeone out there literally paid the market value of a beautiful suburban home for a piece of yellowing plastic that cannot even play modern games.
Someone out there literally paid the market value of a beautiful suburban home for a piece of yellowing plastic that cannot even play modern games. This legendary console was the only surviving unit from the doomed 1991 partnership between Sony and Nintendo, featuring both a cartridge slot and a CD drive. It’s the ultimate flex for a billionaire nerd to own the physical manifestation of the greatest corporate divorce in video game history.
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