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The Best Gaming Machine Ever Uses Hardware From 15 Different Consoles
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Rest In Peace, PlayStation 2 (2000-2012)
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You Cannot Kill The PS2. It Will Not Die.
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Dear Apple, Nintendo, Sony And Microsoft,
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The DS Is About To Become The Biggest-Selling Console Of All Time
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There Is No Such Thing As The "Madden Curse"
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The Best Gaming Machine Ever Uses Hardware From 15 Different Consoles
“Project Unity” is a retro-gamer’s dream machine. Forget about emulators, this thing is constructed using parts from 15 consoles, including a PS2, Sega Master System, Dreamcast and Atari 7800. The unassuming box is, undeniably, an ingenious feat of engineering and raw awesome.
Go Berserk With A Giant Sword, Slay Trolls And Demons
Since the start of the manga back in 1990, there have only been two video games made in the Berserk franchise. The first was the Dreamcast game released in the West as Sword of the Berserk: Gut’s Rage.
Why Monster Hunter Is Only Popular In Japan
The Monster Hunter series wasn’t always the “monster” (heh heh) hit it is currently. Originally released for the PS2, the first game, Monster Hunter, and its sequel, Monster Hunter G, sold less than a million copies each. It wasn’t until the game went hand-held to the PSP with Monster Hunter Portable (Monster Hunter Freedom in the west) that Capcom scored their first million seller with the series.
What’s Left Of Your PlayStation 2 Collection?
With the news that Sony has officially ceased production of the PlayStation 2, the biggest and perhaps most important chapter in the history of home video gaming comes to a close.
Rest In Peace, PlayStation 2 (2000-2012)
Having stopped shipping in Japan last year, The Guardian has confirmed with Sony that PlayStation 2 production has now ceased worldwide.
The PlayStation 2 Just Began Its Victory Lap, Ceases Shipping In Japan
We’ve joked about its refusal to die before, but today, finally, the console begins its march into the history books. Having sold over 150 million units since its release in 2000, the PlayStation 2 has today ceased shipping to Japanese retailers, meaning once remaining stock is gone, it’s gone.
