PlayStation Dreamscape - The Hidden Console

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I must say, I absolutely adore PlayStation. I love all of the consoles, but especially the PlayStation 2, the first video game console my family owned, and I can't wait for the day when they finally launch the PlayStation 5. But though PlayStation is my passion, it's safe to say that everyone makes mistakes. And that's definitely the case in this story.

While PlayStation 1, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4 are well-known video game consoles, and in some cases, fan favourites, there is one console that's been hidden for years. Sony, the company behind these brilliant consoles, doesn't want us to know about it, and I see their reasoning.

The console in mind is known as the PlayStation Dreamscape. From what I've learned, it was meant to be launched on November 8, 2000, only months after the release of the PlayStation 2 on March 4 that year. However, the Dreamscape never made it to the public for obvious reasons, reasons I will tell you about if you continue reading.

I know all this, of course, because I've had my own personal experience with the PlayStation Dreamscape, and I'll tell you all about it.

November 8, 2013

I was super exited. After seven years of waiting after the release of the PlayStation 3, the PlayStation 4 was right around the corner. I couldn't wait to buy it and see how great it would be. To build up even more excitement, I had been rapidly playing my PS3, sometimes almost all day. Today I played a lot of Need for Speed: Most Wanted.

November 15, 2013

The day had finally arrived. The PlayStation 4 had launched, and I almost immediately rushed to the nearest store where it was in stock and bought it. I also bought Battlefield 4 for the PS4 and played that for a while, and it was quite fun. I was enjoying this new console. Sony had pleased me once more.

November 17, 2013

It turned out that the only issue with the PlayStation 4 was the battery life of its controllers. The Dualshock 4 controllers were pretty cool and performed well, but they only had eight hours of battery life. The Dualshock 3 controllers for the PS3 had almost four times that battery length. Despite this flaw, it was undeniable that the PS4 was amazing.