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The original PlayStation was released in December of 1994 in Japan, and in the United States in September 1995.  The release was an enormous success for Sony, as it became the first video game system to sell over 100 million units nine years after its release.  The success of the system also led to several popular game series, including the continuation of [[Final Fantasy]], [[Ridge Racer]], and [[Crash Bandicoot]].   

The original PlayStation was released in December of 1994 in Japan, and in the United States in September 1995.  The release was an enormous success for Sony, as it became the first video game system to sell over 100 million units nine years after its release.  The success of the system also led to several popular game series, including the continuation of [[Final Fantasy]], [[Ridge Racer]], and [[Crash Bandicoot]].   

The original PlayStation supported CDs, as opposed to cartridges that were used by rival Nintendo.  Games could be saved through a memory card that plugged into the front of the system.

The original PlayStation supported CDs, as opposed to cartridges that were used by the Nintendo 64, the main competition to the PlayStation.  Games could be saved through a memory card that plugged into the front of the system.

==PlayStation 2 (PS2)==

==PlayStation 2 (PS2)==