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The Last Known Nintendo PlayStation Prototype Is up for Auction
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Nintendo Play Station | Gaming Database Wiki | Fandom
Nintendo and Sony made a hybrid game console 2 decades ago no one has ever seen — until now
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Nintendo PlayStation: Ultra-rare prototype sells for £230,000 - BBC News
IGN på Twitter: "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: https://t.co/IsgJKh4PIt https://t.co/0JhJiZ2lfH" / Twitter
Nintendo PlayStation: Ultra-rare prototype sells for £230,000 - BBC News
The Nintendo PlayStation can finally play CD games | Engadget
Nintendo PlayStation and other console collabs
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Nintendo Play Station' Sells At Auction For $360,000
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TIL that the Sony PlayStation was never meant to be a product. It was intended to be a new console that would play exclusively Nintendo games on CDs. Instead Nintendo backed out
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The Nintendo PlayStation sells for $360,000 at auction | Engadget
An old combo Nintendo-PlayStation just sold for OVER $300,000 - YouTube
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