The biggest lies in gaming history

[T-K-G]

That anything Xbox did after the 360 was gonna be "better" they had the GOAT mix of social interaction/multimedia player/gaming system and threw all of it in the bushes being insecure and changing things they didn't have to

And it all worked together seamlessly flipping thru music mid-online match and the party chat was lit 9 times outta 10

 

[-DMP-]

Sony said ps2 was gonna give us Toy Story gfx

 

[Tflasha]

That screen in the Dreamcast controller actually being useful for anything

Bruh don't come in here on that bullshyt...

 

[Jaguar93]

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

Sony said ps2 was gonna give us Toy Story gfx

They delivered.

 

[Cakebatter]

PlayStation E3 2005 Presentation


Nearly this entire presentation was
From the multiple hdmi ports on the PS3, to the pre-rendered Killzone trailer.

 

[RaspberryFitted]

PlayStation E3 2005 Presentation


Nearly this entire presentation was
From the multiple hdmi ports on the PS3, to the pre-rendered Killzone trailer.

I WAS JUST ABOUT TO POST IT LMAO

In the year 2023, this shyt still looks unachievable. Who were they fooling?

 

[RaspberryFitted]

@Cakebatter if they left in the multiple HDMIs the launch price would of been $800

 

[RaspberryFitted]

Sony fr was just trying shyt with the PS3

Was able to connect ya printer to it lmaooo

 

[Kingshango]

No gaming lie will ever top THIS

 

[Cakebatter]

Sony fr was just trying shyt with the PS3

Was able to connect ya printer to it lmaooo

Remember Sony was claiming your PS3 would help cure Cancer?

PlayStation 3 to Help Cure Cancer - IGN

 

[Velvet_Ace]

Mass Effect 3 ending.



Damn it's been 11 years and it still remains by far the greatest disappointment of my gamer life.

Edit: it even has its own wikipedia page now.

 

[ball15life]

This has to be top 1-3 for me




Final product:

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

Remember Sony was claiming your PS3 would help cure Cancer?

PlayStation 3 to Help Cure Cancer - IGN

Folding@Home was actually legit.

PS3 Powering 60% Of Folding@Home

Stanford has posted the first-day statistics for its Folding@Home program after PlayStation 3 users became able to join the protein-folding fun, and PS3 is now powering over 60% of the total floating-point operations. There are only 17,000 or so PlayStation 3 units running the software at this...

www.wired.com

Folding@home reaches world record, thanks to PS3

Apparently, the cell processor is good for something other than making Ratchet’s tail all furry and stuff. Sony Computer Entertainment...

www.destructoid.com

 

[daze23]

Miles Morales being a PS5 Exclusive