I notice a lot of people calling this thing the PS2. We'd better be careful, or we're going to relegate this thing to an expensive, monstrous piece of computing machinery that, while it can withstand falls from heights of 1000 feet, costs boatloads of money every time you want to add a new game. If we keep using the acronym PS2, they'll be IBM^H^H^HSony's biggest marketing blunder ever, and end up relegated to doorstops in a matter of months... Better call them the PSX2.
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I notice a lot of people calling this thing the PS2. We'd better be careful, or we're going to relegate this thing to an expensive, monstrous piece of computing machinery that, while it can withstand falls from heights of 1000 feet, costs boatloads of money every time you want to add a new game. If we keep using the acronym PS2, they'll be IBM^H^H^HSony's biggest marketing blunder ever, and end up relegated to doorstops in a matter of months... Better call them the PSX2.