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PSX: The Guide to the Sony Playstation

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PSX: The Guide to the Sony Playstation
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Publisher: Lulu.com
ISBN/ASIN: B002ACSP1C
Number of pages: 142

Description:
The Sony Playstation is the single most successful home videogame system ever released, dominating in the USA, Japan and Europe. This book is directed toward fans of Kutaragi's grey box. We've provided information on every American release and interviewed some of the creators of the Playstation's best games.

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