Brodesco's motherboard isn't an emulator or FPGA-based re-creation—it's a genuine circuit board designed to work with ...

An electronics enthusiast has created what they say is the 'first custom PlayStation 1 motherboard created in 30 years.' ...

Italian engineer Lorentio Brodesco recently became the first person to successfully reverse-engineer the original PlayStation ...

Is it just me or are these DIY builds starting to look like a shippable product? This is the PS Hanami, from @YveltalGriffin on X, and it's a portable PS1 made out of the parts of a real PS1, only ...

The first part of [Lawrence’s] quest was to try and reverse engineer the PlayStation motherboard itself. The 1990s console has the benefit of only using a two-layer PCB, meaning it’s far ...

Additionally, it’s equipped with the PU-22 motherboard that features improved AV output and sharper graphics. It’s also the last model of the PS1 to include the parallel port, which is great ...

This time, he took an OG PlayStation, removed its motherboard, and turned that into a portable console. It’s a cool bit of hardware innovation, as YveltalGriffin had to get real creative to even ...

It's janky in all the best ways. It's using the original PU-18 motherboard out of the PS1, though the PS1's considerably larger shell means to fit the motherboard in the handheld, it had to be snapped ...