Fabled CD-playing, SNES-compatible “Play Station” prototype found in a box

Ars Technica
By Mark WaltonJul 3, 2015, 11:03 am104 pts
At the 1989 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nintendo of America's then-chairman Howard Lincoln took the stage to reveal some unexpected news: the company was partnering with European electronics firm Philips to make a CD-ROM-based games console. While the announcement took everyone in the audience by…

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