NBCNews.com writes, "Why didn't Sony show the PlayStation 4 console at the PlayStation 4 unveiling? The truth is, it did. You might say to yourself that we didn't see what the shell of the PlayStation 4 looks like, so how can we be excited by a device which has yet to take physical form? Because this isn't an iPad, folks."
ALSO: In the video, NBC News reports that Sony isn't showing the actual console to avoid revealing a secret feature.
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NBCNews posted up an article yesterday about how it didn't matter that we didn't see the actual PS4 since what matters is what it DOES, not what it looks like. I happen to agree.
But if you watch the video, the guy said another reason why we didn't see it is because Sony doesn't want to give away one of their secret features that would be noticeable if we saw it. What do you guys think that could be?
Well...considering that Jack Tretton doesn't even currently know what the final design will look like, I'm guessing they've narrowed it down to about 2 or 3 designs and are tweaking each of them right now to make a final decision by the end of April, to get the final mold to manufacturing plants and start up production shortly after E3 (and to show it off at E3 as well).
I think the DualShock4 design is final though. (they may tweak some little things inside)
You gonna stop...
This thing better look good. I want it to look as powerful as it is. The controller is a good start..I dig its look.
PS4 isn't a smartphone or tablet. I swear the media is so brainwashed these days. A console is a console. It sits under your TV. How it looks isn't nearly as important as what games it has and what it can do.