Perhaps the most valuable piece of retro gaming hardware on the planet just gained even more value, as the once-dead Super Nintendo PlayStation prototype has been brought back to full functionality.

The SNES PlayStation CD-ROM prototype sold for around $360,000. It was back on February 13, 2020 that we first reported the SNES PlayStation CD-ROM prototype reaching $30,000 in bids.

Benjamin Heck, the modder who previously turned the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 into stylish laptops, has rebooted one of the most curious retro gaming mysteries in existence: the Super Nintendo ...

And now, five years later, the extremely rare Nintendo PlayStation prototype is up for auction. As of Friday morning, the highest bid stands at $360,000 — and the auction continues for another ...

It might seem crazy today, but in the early '90s Nintendo and Sony were working together on a video game accessory that'd add CD capabilities to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. There ...

The SNES-PlayStation prototype in action. Speaking to Engadget, Terry Diebold—who owns the prototype—explained how the console came to be in his possession.

One of Sony's storied SNES PlayStation prototypes has surfaced, and it's not sitting on a museum shelf or languishing in one of the company's cellars. Instead, the console was spotted in what ...

Die-hard SNES fans have crafted a homebrew game compatible with Nintendo's unreleased SNES CD-ROM peripheral, the scrapped "Nintendo PlayStation." ...

Sony had yet to introduce its now-famous "PlayStation" line of game consoles. Nintendo was looking to expand its wildly popular, but flagging, Super Nintendo console with a CD-ROM drive.