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Sony celebrates 30 years of PlayStation with a fancy and expensive new commemorative photography book and a Reebok shoe collection
Reebok and Sony release three region-specific sneaker designs and a 400-page book featuring unseen PlayStation prototypes to mark 30 years since the console's launch.
- Sony and Reebok are collaborating on a sneaker collection and releasing a commemorative photography book to mark PlayStation's 30th anniversary in October 2025 and spring 2026 respectively.
- This celebration follows the original PlayStation's mid-1990s debut across Japan, North America, and Europe, with the sneakers reflecting the console's launch regions and cultural impact.
- The collection features three sneaker models inspired by different PlayStation launch markets: a 1994-inspired design for Japan, a mid-1990s style for the U.S., and a classic silhouette for the U.K. Each shoe is packaged in a special edition box that replicates the original console's iconic gray tones and includes branded accents.
- The 400-page hardcover book PlayStation: The First 30 Years features exclusive images of early controller and console prototypes, alongside original concept artwork and design drafts. A deluxe version, limited to 1,994 copies and including signed photographic prints, is available for up to $467.
- These releases highlight Sony's intent to engage fans with archival content and nostalgic merchandise, suggesting a continued focus on celebrating PlayStation's legacy through distinctive products.
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Sony celebrates 30 years of PlayStation with a fancy and expensive new commemorative photography book and a Reebok shoe collection
To celebrate 30 years of the original PlayStation console, Sony has announced a new collaboration with Reebok and a new book to mark the milestone.
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