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By 1993, Sony had started production of their own console, competing against Nintnedo.<ref>[https://www.goliath.com/gaming/11-cancelled-gaming-consoles-you-never-knew-existed/ Goliath 26 January 2016 - ''11 Cancelled Gaming Consoles You Never Knew Existed'']</ref> |
By 1993, Sony had started production of their own console, competing against Nintnedo.<ref>[https://www.goliath.com/gaming/11-cancelled-gaming-consoles-you-never-knew-existed/ Goliath 26 January 2016 - ''11 Cancelled Gaming Consoles You Never Knew Existed'']</ref> |
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Nintendo Play Station was a cartridge- and CD-based videogame console, which Nintendo wanted to make together with Sony. But when Nintendo and Philips announced during the 1991 Consumer Electronics Show that they would make a CD-based console, Sony soon gave up the project.
By 1993, Sony had started production of their own console, competing against Nintnedo.[1]