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.

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.

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.

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.

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." ...