Best PlayStation 3 Fake to Date Does the Rounds
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Posted 24 Mar 2005
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SPOnG’s mailbox this morning received the latest mocked-up console image doing the rounds of late, and we have to say that - although the image is clearly fake - it is the best of its kind thus far.
The images, purporting to be taken from an internal SCEA PDF document, detail a rather wonderful looking PlayStation 3 concept, complete with UMD slot, Memory Stick Duo and some nicely coloured LED lights on the front.
Although the console does look more like a digital camera or projector, there is no denying the skill of the artist behind the fake, though as one Gaming Age Forum user pointed out, the mapping of the reflection is lifted from a stock freeware image.
Still, it’s always good to see that the PhotoShopping of concepts for upcoming videogame consoles is a sport that looks as strong today as it was back in 1987.
The images, purporting to be taken from an internal SCEA PDF document, detail a rather wonderful looking PlayStation 3 concept, complete with UMD slot, Memory Stick Duo and some nicely coloured LED lights on the front.
Although the console does look more like a digital camera or projector, there is no denying the skill of the artist behind the fake, though as one Gaming Age Forum user pointed out, the mapping of the reflection is lifted from a stock freeware image.
Still, it’s always good to see that the PhotoShopping of concepts for upcoming videogame consoles is a sport that looks as strong today as it was back in 1987.
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Funky 24 Mar 2005 18:59
2/7
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kid_77 25 Mar 2005 10:06
3/7
Rod Todd wrote:
SPOnG wrote:
good to see that the PhotoShopping of concepts for upcoming videogame consoles is a sport that looks as strong today as it was back in 1987.
Particularly good considering that Photoshop 1.0 wasn't released until 1990.
I believe that the earliest mock-ups were much later than that, can anyone prove me wrong (or right ;-)?
In '87 they used paint:
fluffstardx 25 Mar 2005 11:39
4/7
Until then, fake. Plus, why would they use UMD? I thought they already promised Blu-Ray?
fluffstardx 25 Mar 2005 19:10
5/7
The UMD slot is the wrong shape; UMDs are not round.
Surely Sony wouldn't make it slot-load.
kid_77 25 Mar 2005 19:17
6/7
SlickShot21 26 Mar 2005 23:05
7/7
One wouldnt know it was made using paint at first glance :-P
I like the Fake whatever you guys say.
It looks alright, Nice UMD slot.
The reflection is really good aswell...
It could be real....:-P
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Particularly good considering that Photoshop 1.0 wasn't released until 1990.
I believe that the earliest mock-ups were much later than that, can anyone prove me wrong (or right ;-)?