Sony has announced a small retro gaming console based on the original PlayStation, the PlayStation Classic. The PlayStation Classic looks almost the same as the PlayStation 1 introduced in the 90s but is 45% smaller. The device also comes with 20 classic game titles such as Final Fantasy VII, Jumping Flash, Ridge Racer Type 4, Tekken 3, and Wild Arms. https://youtu.be/nl2h8LDq_oI The PlayStation Classic is priced at Php6,190 and will be launching in the Philippines in December 2018. Sony said it is working on bringing AI-powered frame generation to PlayStation in the future to improve game performance without needing stronger hardware. In an interview, PlayStation lead system architect Mark Cerny shared that Sony is working closely with AMD on this feature. Sony already has a feature called PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution, which uses similar ideas. Read more in our articles including "Sony PlayStation Classic announced" and "Sony plans AI Frame Generation for PlayStation".
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Jan 28, 2009Sony has announced a small retro gaming console based on the original PlayStation, the PlayStation Classic. The PlayStation Classic looks almost the same as the PlayStation 1 introduced in the 90s but is 45% smaller. The device also comes with 20 classic game titles such as Final Fantasy VII, Jumping Flash, Ridge Racer Type 4, Tekken 3, and Wild Arms.
https://youtu.be/nl2h8LDq_oI The PlayStation Classic is priced at Php6,190 and will be launching in the Philippines in December 2018. Sony said it is working on bringing AI-powered frame generation to PlayStation in the future to improve game performance without needing stronger hardware. In an interview, PlayStation lead system architect Mark Cerny shared that Sony is working closely with AMD on this feature.
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