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What was the PSX? The souped-up PS2 rarely sold outside of Japan
Sony has had smash successes with most of its PlayStation consoles, but the PSX was a rare exception that flopped upon arrival.
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The piece examines the PSX, a souped‑up version of the PlayStation 2 that saw very limited distribution beyond Japan. It is presented as one of gaming’s odd console curios, alongside Nintendo’s Virtual Boy, Sega’s 32X add‑on for the Genesis, and the Nintendo 64DD. The article situates the PSX within this lineage of niche hardware experiments that never achieved broad market success.
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