The SNES PlayStation CD-ROM prototype sold for around $360,000. It was back on February 13, 2020 that we first reported the SNES PlayStation CD-ROM prototype reaching $30,000 in bids.

Inside, the SNES-CD looks a lot like a standard SNES on a chip-to-chip basis, Heck said. The major difference is the CD-ROM drive and a cartridge with 256KB of RAM, likely used to store data being ...

IIRC the SNES-CD was supposed to include some 3D support hardware. In retrospect it probably made more sense to release it as a completely separate console, since the SNES CPU was going to be just ...

The partnership expanded in 1988, when the two companies began developing a CD-ROM add-on for the SNES, combining cartridge and disc functionality to support larger games and improved audiovisual ...

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Die-hard SNES fans have crafted a homebrew game compatible with Nintendo's unreleased SNES CD-ROM peripheral, the scrapped "Nintendo PlayStation." ...

Before Sony entered the home console arena it worked with Nintendo on a CD-ROM drive for the SNES. The aim was to eventually release a combined console - called the PlayStation - which would play ...

First, a little history, so you know why we’re writing about this upside-down-looking controller that never got released. Before the PlayStation, Sony and Nintendo teamed up to create a CD-ROM ...

Heavily circulated during the early '90s, this image of the CD-ROM attachment forms the basis for this cool, 2020 mod (this image is taken from UK magazine Super Play issue 3, Jan 1993) ...

But even before the SNES released in North America, Nintendo was unhappy with the arrangement. Sony had more control over the CD-ROM software and marketing than they felt comfortable with.

In 1988 Sony and Nintendo worked together on a CD-ROM peripheral for the SNES. However, the partnership was wrecked when Nintendo decided to partner with Phillips for its CD technology.