PlayStation fans have a lot to look forward to this holiday season, including one hefty $325 surprise that isn't a game at all. Instead, it's a celebration of the console family's 30 years of success.
Read Only Memory are releasing a celebratory and expensive book to mark the occasion, albeit a little late. Titled PlayStation: The First 30 Years, it comes in two editions. One, the Standard Edition, sits comfortably at a price point of $125; the other Deluxe Edition costs a full $325.
Fans of the PlayStation console family will have to act fast to get their hands on a copy of PlayStation: The First 30 Years, as the Deluxe Edition is limited to 1,994 copies to commemorate the original PlayStation's Japanese release in 1994. It's a thoughtful homage, but perhaps a little inconvenient for collectors of Sony memorabilia.
Whether you're a fan of Sony or not, there is no denying their impact on gaming through the decades. The first PlayStation was released in the US in 1995 and marked the big jump from cartridge-based to disc-based gaming media and changed the landscape of gaming forever. Later, the PlayStation 2 released across in regions in the year 2000 to...
