This is just wrong

*The Angry Videogame Nerd starts typing*

Sony and Nintendo actually collaborated in the early 1990s to make a console that used optical discs instead of cartridges. They ulitmately abandoned the collaboration and went their separate ways, but Sony used the information they gained to make the PlayStation console.

To follow this up, Nintendo preferred Phillips, which partially owned the rights to the CD, largely due to their looser licensing agreements over Sony. Sony had finished the prototype “PlayStation” and demoed it at CES that year. The day after which Nintendo would disclose their partnership with Phillips and disband with Sony. Sony then redesigned the PlayStation with a new look and slightly newer hardware, and would release the PS1 in 1994. Nintendo lost out on a very large portion of the market share due to complications with designing and developing for the SoC powering the N64. As well as their decision to use cartridge based media instead of CDs

This is wrong on many levels

"Seeeegaaaa!"

Also up at 1 am?

It's 5pm where I am but I woke up at 2am this morning

Ok

what the actual fu-

This defies all laws of gaming consoles