Sony's PlayStation recognized as world's best-selling game console

Sony's PlayStation recognized as world's best-selling game console

Ken Kutaragi (R), former deputy president of Sony Corp. who is known as the father of the PlayStation series, and Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC President Jim Ryan hold a Guinness World Records certificate recognizing the devices as the world's best-selling home video game consoles. Around 450.19 million of the consoles have been sold over the past 25 years. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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