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SNES PlayStation prototype discovered 2 years ago is finally in full working order

Nintendo PlayStation prototype has been fully restored.

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If you cast your mind back to the summer of 2015, you might remember the discovery of the Nintendo PlayStation prototype that turned out to be the real deal.

Engadget had a fiddle with the console a couple of times last year and in the video above, they explain that so far they've managed to get the console to play SNES games, but not CD-ROM games or audio CDs.

Terry Diebold, one of the owners of the console, left it with Engadget for a month, with the goal of getting it fully working by the Midwest Gaming Classic 2017. And that's exactly what they did.

You can check out the finer details in the video.

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