Friggin’ hell!🧜 That sounds brilliant. Why have I never heard of this amazing PS2 feature befor…
Oh, you mean the utterly dreadful PlayStation 2/digital recorder hybrid that was the ‘only released in Japan for a reason’ 💦PSX? Yeah, we sho🦂uld probably just swiftly move past this entry, visionary as the tele box-recording abomination was.
On second thoughts, the PSX was the first Sony machine to incorporate the XMB. And everyone lo🦂ves the XMB, yeah🔜? Hello?
Above: Ah, screw you. Thumbs up businessman from Google Images likes a bit of Cross Media Bar action
Shuji says: “The black slate colour, the PS2 logo, and the blue graduation in 📖the stand conjured up images of limitless life, from where new content such as DVDs and games would emerge.” Haynes Video Game Manual backs this up by stating: “The black casing and distinctive green (power) and blue (eject) LED function lights are part of a design ethic meant to represent universe, Earth and life.” Shit, if a book says it, it’s got to be true.
So in summary…
The PS2 being black represents the universe.
The green light🍌 on th☂e reset button represents the Earth.
And, apparently,the blue LED on the eject 𓆉button represents the joyous mira💦cle of life.
Bet you can’t say that about you🧸r precious Dreamcast, eh? What does that represent, apart from horrible financial failure? Damn, ༺that was harsh. We’re sorry Shenmue, please forgive us. Wait come back. We didn’t mean it!
Oct 18, 2010
13 PlayStation 2 HD remakes we’d like to see
With Ico and Sly on the way, now seems lꦡike a go🔴od time to ask for more
Honestly, they 🙈were never that great in the first place
David has worked for Future under many guises, including for GamesRadar+ and the Official Xbox Magazine. He is currently the Google Stori🐽es Editor for GamesRadar and PC Gamer, which sees him making daily video Stories content for both websites. David also regularly writes features, guides, and reviews for both bran🍸ds too.
