A controller for the system went for$35,000.
As it turns out, there’s at least one other Nintendo PlayStation in existence.
Turns out the ex CEO of SonyCEA has one in his closet.
Ken Kutaragi, top bloke.
Signed my PS1 too!pic.twitter.com/EGRos3IVT8
Kutaragi joined Sony in 1975 and worked his way up the ranks.
Working in secret, he developed the SPC700 sound chip that’d eventually find its way into the SNES.
He left Sony in 2007.
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