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The PS1 in a Controller: Sony's Abandoned Brazilian Prototype

The PS1 in a Controller: Sony's Abandoned Brazilian Prototype

Brian "Biscuit" Watson, an industry veteran, reveals that Sony seriously considered commercializing a DualShock that would embed the entire PS1 hardware—a concept designed specifically for the Brazilian market. A project shelved, but one that says a lot about how Sony sought to penetrate emerging markets at a time when the traditional home console wasn't necessarily the right bet.

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Lumnix Editorial·July 5, 2026·4 min read