Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R, China. 1st Dec, 2015. The ultra rare 1991 Nintendo Sony Playstation prototype games console on display at HMV Central Hong Kong. Terry Diebold has discovered an ultra-rare
The Last Known Nintendo PlayStation Prototype Is up for Auction
Obsolete Sony on X: "3 years ago, the original prototype of the "Nintendo PlayStation," a collaboration between Nintendo and Sony, sold for $360,000. Video game collector Greg McLemore, won the console, outbidding
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The Nintendo PlayStation Prototype Is Now Finally Working
IGN - The current bid for the prototype "Nintendo PlayStation" is at $350,000, beating out the previous record holder, a $100,150 test market copy of Super Mario Bros. | Facebook
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The Last Known Nintendo PlayStation Prototype Is up for Auction
The Nintendo PlayStation Prototype Is Officially For Sale
Nintendo PlayStation: Ultra-rare prototype sells for £230,000 - BBC News
Nintendo PlayStation prototype sells for $360K - CNET
Scrapped 'Nintendo PlayStation' Gets First Homebrew Game | Digital Trends
IGN - The “Nintendo PlayStation” prototype was developed as part of a potential partnership between Nintendo and Sony to play both SNES cartridges and CD-based games, but it never entered mass production.
A Fabled Nintendo PlayStation Prototype From 1991 Is Working
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Bidding begins on 'Nintendo Play Station' prototype - Polygon
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The Extremely Rare “Nintendo PlayStation” Prototype Just Sold For $360,000
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