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JAPAN SONY PLAYSTATION

SONY PLAYSTATION, 1994. .The Sony PlayStation video game console. Photograph, 1994. (KEYSTONE/THE GRANGER COLLECTION/)

BOYS AT A PLAYSTATION, 1997

Aufnahmedatum: 22.07.1997 Laden fuer Computerspiele: Jungen an Sony-Playstation-Monitor in Bonn.. Date of recording: 22.07.1997 Computer games store: Boys at Sony Playstation monitor in Bonn. [automated translation]. (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/JOKER)

SCHWEIZ CYBERSPACE PLAYSTATION

Kinder beim Playstation spielen an der Cyberworld- Messe in Bern, aufgenommen im Juni 1996. (KEYSTONE/Str)

SCHWEIZ PLAYSTATION

Kinder beim Spielen mit der Sony Playstation, aufgenommen 1995. (KEYSTONE/Str)

SCHWEIZ PLAYSTATION

Kinder beim Spielen mit der Sony Playstation, aufgenommen 1995. (KEYSTONE/Str)

SCHWEIZ GEFAENGNIS THUN JUGENDABTEILUNG

Eine Sony Playstation steht in einem Aufenthaltsraum in der Jugendabteilung des Regionalgefaengnis Thun, am Mittwoch, 7. Juli 2021 in Thun. Anfang Jahr wurde im Regionalgefaengnis Thun die erste Jugendabteilung im Kanton Bern eroeffnet. Seither werden alle Jugendlichen im Kanton Bern, die in ein Gefaengnis eingewiesen wurden, im Regionalgefaengnis Thun untergebracht. (KEYSTONE/Peter Klaunzer)

SCHWEIZ THOMAS LUETHI MOTORRAD

Der knapp 16-jaehrige Motorradrennfahrer Thomas Luethi beim Spiel mit der Playstation in seinem Zimmer in Linden im Emmental, aufgenommen am 3. September 2002. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi) : Film]

DEUTSCHLAND IFA SONY PLAYSTATION

Berlin, 30.08.1997 - Jugendlicher beim Spielen an einer Sony Play Station auf der IFA ( Internationale Funk Austellung ). (KEYSTONE/CARO/JANDKE)

FILES-JAPAN-GAMES-CONSOLES-IT-LIFESTYLE-ASIA-US

(FILES) This file photo taken on May 8, 1998 shows a youth using a Sony Playstation console at a computer shop in Tokyo's Akihabara electronic shops district. - Sony launches its PlayStation 5 console on November 12, 2020 angling for a mega-hit, and with the Japanese firm increasingly dependent on the lucrative gaming sector there is little room for error. (Photo by YOSHIKAZU TSUNO / AFP) / TO GO WITH Games-consoles-IT-lifestyle-Asia-USA,FOCUS by Mathias CENA (KEYSTONE/AFP / AFP/YOSHIKAZU TSUNO)

SCHWEIZ PLAYSTATION COMPUTERSPIELE

Ein Junge spielt mit einer Sony-Playstation, aufgenommen in der Schweiz um 1997. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

SCHWEIZ PLAYSTATION COMPUTERSPIELE

Ein Kind spielt mit einer Sony-Playstation, aufgenommen in der Schweiz um 1997. (KEYSTONE/Gaetan Bally)

FINNLAND PLAYSTATION KIND

[Stockbild] 6-year-old boy playing Playstation game at home. (KEYSTONE/LEHTIKUVA/HEIKKI SAUKKOMAA) === , INTERNET OUT ===

SCHWEIZ PLAYSTATION COMPUTERSPIELE

Themenbild Spielende Kinder. Videospiele. Computerspiele. Video Game 'Supermario'. Aufgenommen am 5. Mai 1999. (KEYSTONE/Willi Helfenberger)

FREIZEIT KNABE PLAYSTATION

[S 8185] Computer game. Boy playing a computer game. He is operating it with a hand-held Sony Playstation console. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/MARTIN RIEDL) === === : DIA, Mittelformat, Nr. T485/041] [Stockbild]

JAPAN SONY PLAYSTATION

PlayStation2, a new line of computer games employing both CD-ROM and DVD-ROM, is unveiled by Sony Computer Entertainment Inc., an affiliate of Japanese electronics giants Sony Corp., during a press announcement in Tokyo Monday, Sept. 13, 1999. An upgraded version of the current global bestseller, PlayStation, the PlayStation2 featuring the stereo-quality sound, as well as the very real graphic design and detailing of the software PlayStation2 will produce, will be on sale in Japan on March 4, 2000 at 39,000 yen ($360). Each game software is sold separately at 5,800 yen ($50) per title. The disk shown here is for CD-ROM. (AP Photo/Koji Sasahara)

RETRO-GAMING - PLAYSTATION 1

Die Videospielkonsole Playstation 1, aufgenommen am 21.04.2015 im Computerspielemuseum in Berlin. Foto: Andrea Warnecke | Verwendung weltweit (KEYSTONE/PICTURE ALLIANCE/Andrea Warnecke)

SONY PLAYSTATION

People gather for a news conference to announce the Sony Playstation 4 Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2013, in New York. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)

FRIENDS PLAYING COMPUTER GAMES

MODEL RELEASED. Friends playing computer games. Teenage boy at home with friends playing a game on a Sony Playstation. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/MARTIN RIEDL)

USA FILM "CHASING AMY"

Chasing Amy (Chasing Amy, USA 1996, Regie: Kevin Smith) Ben Affleck, Joey Lauren Adams, Jason Lee / zwei junge Männer auf Couch, Sofa, Playstation spielen, Computerspiel, junge Frau zuschauen, Junggesellen-Bude /------WICHTIG: Nutzung nur redaktionell mit Filmtitelnennung bzw. Berichterstattung über diesen Film. Buch- und Kalendernutzung nur nach Absprache. ------IMPORTANT: To be used solely for editorial coverage of this specific motion picture/TV programme. / RTG14 (KEYSTONE/PICTURE ALLIANCE/)

JAPAN SONY PLAYSTATION PORTABLE

A model holds Sony's newly introduced game machine PlayStation Portable (PSP) with the background of an enlarged image of one of the software shown on a screen during the business day of the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, east of Tokyo, Japan, in this Sept 24, 2004 file photo. Sony Corp. defied widespread expectations on Wednesday, Oct. 27, 2004, announcing a price more fitting of a video-game machine than a slick movie-playing gadget for its new PlayStation Portable, 19,800 yen (US$186; euro 145). (AP Photo/Junji Kurokawa)

JAPAN SONY TOSHIBA KEN KUTARAGI TAIZO NISHIMURO

Toshiba President Taizo Nishimuro, Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) Vice-President Ken Kutaragi, SCE President Teruhisa Tokunaka and Sony President Nobuyuki Idei celebrate after a press conference in Tokyo, Thursday 04 March 1999, where they announced that Sony Corp. and Toshiba Corp. will set up a joint venture to produce a powerful chip to run the new PlayStation II game console. The two electronics giants have already developed the 128-bit CPU chip for Sony's new game machine, due to be released in Japan this winter and in the rest of the world in the second half of next year. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno)

USA SONY PLAYSTATION

J. Patton, director of Developer Support, Business and Technology at Sony Computer Entertainment America, poses with one of the first computer game consoles at Playstation offices in Foster City, Calif., Thursday, Feb. 4, 1999. After soaring to the top of the gaming console industry in less than three years, the father of the Sony PlayStation says they are gearing up for serious competition in 1999. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)

JAPAN SEGA SHOICHIRO IRIMAJIRI

Shoichiro Irimajiri, president of Sega Enterprises, Ltd., one of Japan's leading video game makers, speaks at a press conference at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan in Tokyo Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1998. Irimajiri said that the company is aiming for sales of more than 10 million units of its new Dreamcast game machine in the Japanese market. The Dreamcast, which uses a 128-bit reduced instruction set computing processor, will go on sale in Japan Nov. 27 and is expected to compete strongly with Sony Corp.'s 32-bit PlayStation and Nintendo's 64-bit product. (AP Photo/Tsugufumi Matsumoto)

JAPAN SONY GAME

An employee of Japanese video game maker Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. shows off a prototype of a newly developed miniature portable games unit at its headquarters in Tokyo 20 February. The game has a programmable 32 bit processor with LCD screen, sound and communication capabilities. The unit can be used for various games via CD-ROM downloaded into the unit from the PlayStation game console. The firm will put it on the market from next winter. - PHOTO/AFP Toru YAMANAKA

USA SONY PLAYSTATION 4

Workers cleanup up after putting the finishing touches on the Sony Playstation booth at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in the Los Angeles Convention Center, Monday, May 10, 2004, in Los Angeles. The video game industry's biggest trade show starts Wednesday. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Kevork Djansezian)