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Celebrating 30 Years of PlayStation: A Look Back at 1994

On December 3rd, 1994, Sony Computer Entertainment, the predecessor of Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE), launched the first PlayStation console. This marked the beginning of a revolutionary era in gaming. (News On Japan)

By: newsonjapan.com
  • Dec 02 2024
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