of all time beating out nintendo sega and microsoft by a long shot with the history out the way let's move on to the specs and for the NUMBER_TOKENs the psNUMBER_TOKEN really didn't have impressive hardware especially when it came to when it was compared to the original xbox but this didn't stop game developers from taking advantage of it and they created some amazing looking titles the hardware of the playstation NUMBER_TOKEN included the emotion engine cpu which was clocked at NUMBER_TOKEN megahertz this was basically the main rendering chip that helped max out games and performance but also quality this system also had NUMBER_TOKEN megabytes of onboard ram and NUMBER_TOKEN megahertz graphics synthesizer which acted as a graphics chip the psNUMBER_TOKEN also had removable storage where you could utilize a hard drive on the back of the area this was used in some games but now thanks to homebrewing could use it to store games more on that later the psNUMBER_TOKEN did have the capability to push out NUMBER_TOKENp content with the help from some adapters but more on that later the playstation NUMBER_TOKEN had some revisions of it released including the original fat model which i have here as well as a slim which drastically reduced the size of the console to a much more manageable size as well as it making it much quieter sony also released a japanese exclusive called the psx which had a full white body and barely looked like any psNUMBER_TOKEN released shortly after it was discontinued later in NUMBER_TOKEN though sony released a tv which had a psNUMBER_TOKEN built directly into it reasons why they did that in NUMBER_TOKEN when the psNUMBER_TOKEN was out ah i have no idea the main design of the playstation NUMBER_TOKEN is something i hold dear to my heart as a sleek matte black finish with the signature playstation NUMBER_TOKEN logo on top this apparently was to signify the blue earth floating around the dark space according to its lead designer the design also has the famous grilles all across it the front of the system had the power and disk eject buttons as well as the turntable playstation NUMBER_TOKEN logo which shocked everyone years later you have the two memory card slots for storing saves and two controller ports on the bottom you also have the opening grille and the two usb ports as well as the itoy port as we turn the system around we are greeted by the av port the optical audio jack which can let out an impressive sound signature for home theaters as this console can do NUMBER_TOKEN surround sound you also have the ac jack and the power switch and yes this console had a built-in power supply you also have the hard drive slot where you could put in a scuzzy hard drive with a network adapter to play online now since the psNUMBER_TOKEN servers are shut down there's only one purpose for it which is home brewing and modding the console came with a standard dualshock NUMBER_TOKEN controller which is similar to the original dualshock NUMBER_TOKEN but they're not really adding much note that you could use previous dualshock controllers from the playstation NUMBER_TOKEN with the psNUMBER_TOKEN the dualshock NUMBER_TOKEN feels good in the hands and it fits mine well it has some creaking with the plastics but overall the button layout is still unchanged and is good it is still better than the duke controller on the original xbox now here's my favorite part of the video which is where i review the games that came out
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