1995 was a simpler time. Before ray tracing and 4K, before every game required you to have an internet connection for some reason, the PS1 was just… the PlayStation. Originally an ill-starred collaboration with Nintendo, Sony’s first foray into console gaming launched in North America in September 1995, and it was a resounding success soon after. Though the Sega Saturn beat it to market by five months, the PlayStation eclipsed its rival’s sales in the U.S. in only two days.
PS1 at 30: PlayStation's first generation embraced the weird

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