Sony has now published five generations of her Playstation home consoles. While many games can now be played thanks to downward compatibility on the PS5, the original hardware is still required for many titles.
A Playstation fan has now shared his desk, to which he connected four of the five consoles. However, it doesn't look really comfortable. And that also lets him know the community.
Four Playstation generations at one table
That's what it's about:The user fine_still_9125 has one in the PlayStation Subreddit a few days agoPostdiscontinued. In it he shows his desk, to which he connected a PS2, a PS3, a PS4 and a PS5 to a total of two screens. A bunch of games and the right controllers are of course also included.
This is the post with the picture:
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When asked what you could want more than a PS2, a PS3, a PS4 and a PS5, the user Allbadforyou gives the only correct answer and simply writes:
PS1?
In fact, there are also a few other (not very serious) suggestions. We once selected a few of them for you:
- pepito1989:"Legroom?"
- reapseh0:"Cable management"
- DIFFICE1:"A larger screen"
- Shimazu_X:"A larger table. But cool consoles"
The PSP and PS Vita are also mentioned several times, even if the two handhelds are of course not necessarily tied to a desk. Playstation VR would also be a possible addition.
As cool as the structure is, it should actually not be easy to play comfortably. The user indicates that he can present a chair and switch to a beanbag for the PS2, but he must be careful anyway.
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The integration of the PS4 in particular is actually superfluous in the structure, since the PS5 Disc version can easily play all PS4 games. Of course, the console should not be missing in the collection.
What do you think of it? Awesome or exaggerated?
