Nintendo and Sony's failed collaboration led to the birth of Sony's original PlayStation. Ken Kutaragi's pristine Nintendo ...

PlayStation co-creator Ken Kutaragi still owns one of the fabled Nintendo PlayStation prototypes, it has emerged.

Ken Kutaragi, a key figure in developing the PlayStation, has kept a rare 'Nintendo PlayStation' prototype in a closet for decades.

The unit discovered in 2015 was believed to be the only surviving example, and fetched a healthy $360,000 at auction. A ...

Ken Kutaragi, father of PlayStation, has a prototype of the Nintendo PlayStation in his closet: it was believed that only one unit had survived.

Now, we're not normally ones to get all that envious, but come on! Former Sony executive Shawn Layden recently told Eurogamer ...

Only 200 prototypes of the Nintendo PlayStation were ever made, and most were destroyed when the partnership fell through.

A former Sony PlayStation head revealed that he owns a Nintendo PlayStation prototype that was laying around in his closet.

The Nintendo PlayStation is an example of "what almost was," and the man behind it still has a version in his closet!

The build relies on an Arduino Micro to control the SNES Audio Processing Unit (APU), featuring the Nintendo S-SMP as produced by Sony and designed by Ken Kutaragi. Yes, the father of the ...