SNES Playstation Prototype!

[WiiCube_2013]

yeah, like this I guess

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the images threse looks much a semi finished thing :v like " complete console" even if a " tet version" , but everything everybody said here XD

My god, is that thing crying?

 

[Sliter]

hey, have 1001 ways to make a case, 3D prining is just one of then (I wonder how famicon and nes where first made lol) other like maig holes on a box and fitting everything inside :v from creatinga something in clay and molding it ....
stuff like these lol
http://dabliogames.blogspot.com.br/2012/04/sega-master-system-on-cart-by-dablio.html

My god, is that thing crying?

Lol IDK xD
for me I saw the "golden points" as eyes and the screen as a mouth, analogs like little arms ...
I feel childsh rightnow

 

[TecXero]

It closely resembles the patent and the promotional photographs/drawings, it's as close to the "final product" as you could get.

Yeah, you're right, for back then, a PoC prototype wouldn't have had that nice of housing. I think they could have came up with a better design back then, but who knows, maybe this was one of many designs they were looking to test out.

 

[RCJayce]

I just drop this here.

So when I joined Ken Kutaragi's team, there was our system, called PlayStation, that had Super Nintendo cartridge support and some disc game support. And actually, I played some games on it. But I'm not confirming or denying if this is the one, because somehow I think it's more fun to keep it kind of mysterious." — Shuhei Yoshida





sauce: http://www.engadget.com/2015/07/07/sony-shuhei-yoshida-nintendo-playstation/?ncid=rss_truncated

 

[nonamejohn]

Absolutely love Yoshida. He played that like a beast !

Edit: I can't stop watching him blame his "no disclosure" on memory !

 

[cammelspit]

Though I hardly expect a non disclosure agreement to be in effect nearly more than 20 years on I do love this dude. I would have to do the same myself just to mess with people... This man does it like a boss! I just wonder if any of the internet detectives are on the case to find EXACTLY who this kid is and to see if there is any real historical merit to him getting hold of this machine, assuming it's not just a fantastic fake that is. While I am thinking about it, if this does turn out to be a fake then I really want to meet the forger because they would have had to do a masterful job of making it appear real. There just is no smoking gun on this one and that alone makes my interest peak more than it would any other way. *Finger Crossed*