(Open Box) Sony PlayStation 1 (PS One) With CD Drive and 2 Original Dual-Shock Controllers (Gray)

CD-based Gaming: The Sony PlayStation One (PS One) was the first console to utilize CD-ROMs as the primary game medium, allowing for larger storage capacity compared to cartridges used by its competitors.

3D Graphics: The PS1 introduced gamers to a new level of visual immersion with its 3D graphics capabilities. It featured polygonal models and textured environments, paving the way for more realistic and visually appealing games.

DualShock Controller: The PlayStation 1 popularized the use of the DualShock controller, which included two analog sticks and vibration feedback. This controller design revolutionized gameplay, offering more precise control and immersive experiences.

Game Library: The PS1 boasted an extensive and diverse game library with titles ranging from iconic franchises like “Final Fantasy VII” and “Metal Gear Solid” to innovative titles like “Crash Bandicoot” and “Resident Evil.” The library catered to a wide range of gaming preferences.

Multiplayer Support: The PlayStation 1 offered multiplayer support, allowing gamers to enjoy competitive and cooperative experiences with friends and family. Many games supported the use of multitaps, enabling four players to play simultaneously.

Memory Card: The PS1 introduced memory cards as a means to save game progress. These cards allowed users to store their game data and continue their adventures at a later time, providing convenience and flexibility.

CD Audio Playback: In addition to gaming, the PS1 could also function as a CD player, allowing users to listen to their favorite music tracks while playing games or independently.

Expansion Capabilities: The PS1 offered expansion capabilities through the use of the Parallel I/O port, which allowed for connectivity with peripherals like the PlayStation Mouse and