The History of Playstation Development from Time to Time

 It's been almost 27 years since PlayStation has accompanied gamers around the world. During that time there have also been a lot of PlayStation products released by Sony. Starting from consoles, handhelds, accessories, and also thousands of games.

Playstation - 1994

Sony first entered the console market on December 3, 1994 with the release of the PlayStation. This console is the first generation of gaming consoles owned by Sony. Previously, this console was introduced through the Consumer Electronics Show or CES in 1991 under the name Playstation or Super Disc.

Playstation One - 2000

Six years later, Sony released the next generation of PlayStation called PlayStation One (PS One). PS One has the same specifications as the previous generation. What distinguishes the PS One from the PlayStation is the size and color. If previously the PlayStation had a gray color, then on this PS One Sony has replaced it with white.

Playstation 2 - 2000

After Sega released the Sega Dreamcast game console, Sony also announced the second generation of the PlayStation, namely the PlayStation 2 at the Tokyo Game Show in 1999. Until finally the PS2 was released in March 2000 for the Japanese region first, followed by the United States and also Europe in 2000.

Playstation Portable - 2004

The development of mobile devices at that time was very rapid. Seeing Nintendo's success with the Nintendo DS handheld, Sony finally released its handheld called the PlayStation Portable (PSP).

Playstation 3 - 2006

In 2006 Sony finally released the PlayStation 3 (PS3) in Japan. This third generation console brings a number of very significant updates. In addition to displaying better and realistic graphics because it is supported by the specifications it has. The DualShock 3 controller on the PS3 is also wireless.

Playstation 4 - 2013

In 2013, Sony finally released its fourth generation console, the PlayStation 4 (PS4). For a console released in 2013, PS4 is still a console capable enough to play the latest games. PS4 already uses incredible technology.

Playstation 5 - 2020

In 2020 yesterday, Sony plans to release its fifth generation console, namely the PlayStation 5 (PS5). This console is called Sony will have specifications that are not much different from the Xbox Series X.