Denise Chaudhari was the first woman hired for the then-secret Xbox project, where she designed more than just the original "Duke" controller that launched with the system in 2001.
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Another fundraiser..
This fundraiser is multiple lots we have been offered for our museum, most of these are extremely early systems, and many contain unreleased games and history that would other wise be lost.
The goal for this is split into groups, we have awhile to sort this one and lots would be paid as funded. The total includes paypal fee's added and shipping costs included excluding taxes, we put 10% as we're often charged different rates depending on donators locations.
The goal for this is split into groups, we have awhile to sort this one and lots would be paid as funded. The total includes paypal fee's added and shipping costs included excluding taxes, we put 10% as we're often charged different rates depending on donators locations.
12%
- Custom LBP Developer PS3 containing multiple unreleased games, and multiple alpha builds.
- £1,300.00
- An early prototype PlayStation 3 dev Kit, in an early shell design which includes a disc filled with build(s? exact contents unknown)
- £1,230.00
- 3x Prototype XBOX's, plus a boxed system believed to be used at E3. + Misc items to be added that are unknown.
- £1,230.00
- Misc Nintendo systems.
- £500.00
- The above prices doesn't include paypal fees, please see goal amount for total with 10% added for fee's we're charged.
- £0.00
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It's certainly different than the currently very popular "black box" designs. Maybe the PS5 is a bit of a callback to the early 00's in that regardReally solid video, Borman, as always.
The Duke is an amazing controller imo.
Very fun to see the wacky sketches showing just how liquid and organic the design trends were back then. So cool!
I really think so. I'm curious to find out how it feels. It looks a tiny bit uncomfortable tbh...It's certainly different than the currently very popular "black box" designs. Maybe the PS5 is a bit of a callback to the early 00's in that regard
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I know a few people who worked on it, but not who did the industrial design. We have a metal plate that says Akebono which was given to people who worked on it.
Another fundraiser..
This fundraiser is multiple lots we have been offered for our museum, most of these are extremely early systems, and many contain unreleased games and history that would other wise be lost.
The goal for this is split into groups, we have awhile to sort this one and lots would be paid as funded. The total includes paypal fee's added and shipping costs included excluding taxes, we put 10% as we're often charged different rates depending on donators locations.
The goal for this is split into groups, we have awhile to sort this one and lots would be paid as funded. The total includes paypal fee's added and shipping costs included excluding taxes, we put 10% as we're often charged different rates depending on donators locations.
12%
- Custom LBP Developer PS3 containing multiple unreleased games, and multiple alpha builds.
- £1,300.00
- An early prototype PlayStation 3 dev Kit, in an early shell design which includes a disc filled with build(s? exact contents unknown)
- £1,230.00
- 3x Prototype XBOX's, plus a boxed system believed to be used at E3. + Misc items to be added that are unknown.
- £1,230.00
- Misc Nintendo systems.
- £500.00
- The above prices doesn't include paypal fees, please see goal amount for total with 10% added for fee's we're charged.
- £0.00