The holy grail of retro gaming models could be in your attic, and it solves a major console issue

The PlayStation 3 changed the game when it dropped in 2006. It brought us Blu-ray, a beefy Cell processor, and built-in Wi-Fi. For gaming fans and preservationists, it was especially momentous; the earliest PS3 models—especially the iconic “Fat” CECHA launch units—offered true hardware-level backwards compatibility with both PS1 and PS2 games, meaning a single machine could access almost every PlayStation game released up to that point.

Read the full article at the source.