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Paperdiego on 19 August 2009

 

 

Well i wanted to put a poll up but it isnt letting me so here is the embed 

and then the link )=

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sc94597 on 19 August 2009

Can you explain what you mean? Why other people think it is ugly? or Why sony made it ugly?(in this case you won't get an answer)



Seece on 19 August 2009

I am dissapointed, If/when I eventually get one, it'll be a phat from ebay.



 

Random Canadian on 19 August 2009

Slim is hot. No finger prints nuff said!



Bobo012893 on 19 August 2009

I don't think it's ugly at all



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Aion on 19 August 2009

Yeah but it has great specs.



 

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Lafiel on 19 August 2009

I have no idea, but that thing surely looks way cheaper than the PS2 slim.
Well, if I didn't have a PS3 I clearly would go for a "phat" one.

Personally I hope Sony already is planing some design enhancements to this version.



Sardauk on 19 August 2009

Ugly no... cheap look yes... that was the goal : To reduce production cost.



 

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Paperdiego on 19 August 2009


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megaman79 on 19 August 2009

Exactly ^

Its miles better than the both PS2's and the original PS3 for its simplicity in design.

Granted it looks cheap but it still looks pretty cool despite its plastic laptop appearance. Removing the shiny shit on it makes it look more like a PS2 in terms of mass appeal aswell.



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