The original Sony PlayStation (1994)
playstation home was also riddled with micro transactions too. as a free to play player all you could do was practically just walk around places talking to people but that was the point of it anyways. i remember playstation home houses selling for thousands of dollars on there probably the first time my mind was boggled by that kind of thing. there was an unironic social heiarchy in that game based on financial status, like you wouldnt get invited to those exotic parties because they refused anyone poor it was kind of funny how much it really reflected real life. i spent quite a bit of money on it but i still got made fun of from the upper class because my assets were too cheapFactually, its the PS2, but IMO, the PS3 and the PSP had this sort of connected "feel" that the newer consoles lack, especially with PS Home. If only Sony would make a new one (although, one of the dev studios did make their own "PS Home" on mobile, Avakin Life. It's very similar but also riddled with MTX and money-only currencies, you can barely do anything)
Anything that's not the PS5 with it's endless desert of games.I have never been an explicit sony fan. I had a PS1 when i was very small but it was never my favorite. I only ever played one of the four games we had which was Crash Bandicoot 2. (The best OG crash by the way.) In the general retro gaming space i feel like a lot of people praise the PS2 as the holy grail of all consoles. And yeah, there's some solid reasons why, but it's just never captured me like the original Xbox, Gamecube, Dreamcast or the Wii have.
So i'm interested to hear other people's favorites and their reasoning for it. Handhelds do count for this if you wanted to chose the PSP, PS Vita, or the PocketStation... if you're super niche lol.
Haha, you're right, and it runs PS1 games too. But i love the look of the OG PS1 hardware.Gotta be the PS2, I mean that thing plays DVDs!!
Have you ever heard of such a thing?!![]()