Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. ha annunciato oggi un nuovo modello di PlayStation 4, con la colorazione speciale 20th Anniversary Edition.
L’edizione speciale di PS4 serve per commemorare il 20° anniversario del lancio della PlayStation originale (PS), il 3 dicembre 1994. La PS4 20° Anniversary Edition sarà limitata a 12.300 unità in tutto il mondo, un numero che riflette la data di lancio della PS originale. La console e accessori inclusi saranno disponibili in colore “originale gray”, il tutto confezionato in una scatola speciale commemorativa.
PlayStation 4 20th Anniversary Edition è un modello molto particolare che ricorda l’originale PlayStation, che ha ispirato ogni altra piattaforma PlayStation lanciata negli ultimi due decenni. Questa edizione limitata PS4 offre un look nostalgico per i fan di lunga data di PlayStation, fornendo allo stesso tempo una nuova esperienza per coloro che non hanno mai preso la console originale, ha dichiarato Andrew House, presidente e CEO del Gruppo di Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc. PlayStation 4 20th Anniversary Edition rappresenta il nostro apprezzamento e gratitudine per tutti i nostri fan, partner editor e di business che ci hanno fornito un grande supporto per gli ultimi 20 anni e non vediamo l’ora continuare a immaginare e costruire il futuro di PlayStation insieme per gli anni a venire. Rimaniamo fermi nel nostro impegno a fornire le migliori esperienze di gioco e di offrire il posto migliore per giocare per i giocatori di tutto il mondo.
Date un occhiata anche al sito aperto per l’occasione!
Placed there like this vertically it reminds me of a Wii without the "sbièes" cut rather than a PS1 😀
The nice things are the screen prints, but apart from that I'm not very enthusiastic about them. And thank goodness, because I think it will be impossible to obtain!
I agree, it doesn't seem like much. The fact that there are only 12,000 or so seems like a shot in the foot to me. Since there are too few to hope to own one—in addition to objectively lacking much appeal—it won't mobilize the big guns to snap it up. Honestly, they could have thought of something better to celebrate the twentieth anniversary. It almost seems like they realized at the last minute that there was a twentieth anniversary to celebrate:
[genius on duty] “Damn, guys, do you remember that we have to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the PS1 soon?”
[voci confuse] “Merda no!?? ma davvero ??? qui nessuno se lo ricordava…e adesso che facciamo ??”
[young genius] “Well, come on, let's take a normal one, spray it gray, and that's it. It was a brick before, it's still a doorstop today! Then we'll invent something about the number, small to have less hassle in producing it (with the excuse of the limited edition...), so that people say: cool, you! And we're fine! At most, some old fogey who was young in the PS1 days will be disappointed, but after all, the target of today's gamer is 15-year-olds and they don't even know what the PS1 is, let alone if they'd waste their pocket money celebrating the birthday of a gray brick.”
Miii independent, are you mad at Sony or am I wrong? 😀 😀 Anyway, it's not like they've prepared things in a bad way, given the mega event in Las Vegas and the one in London. The only thing that's done a bit like that is this PS4. I would have preferred a modern reissue of the PS1 instead!
But no, I don't hate Sony, also because thanks to them we were able to experience a lot of beautiful games.
But I hate these commercial releases built around... nothing (and by nothing I mean this console). Like you, I would have preferred a modern re-release of the PS1... but instead, "nada de nada.".
Personally, I don't care much about the mega event, like most players. Because in the end, the players don't get anything out of these celebrations.
Of a very cool edition of the PS1 with the capabilities of the PS4 instead…!
They could have done this edition at any time without having to wait for the 20th, it has nothing commemorative in my opinion, that's the fact.
I agree, it's a shame not to make a product (if you really want to) that is 1. accessible to everyone 2. truly commemorative for this occasion