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Ah, the PolyStation. A true gem of the crappy offbrand cosmos. This magnificent beast not only promises a PlayStation gaming experience but goes above and beyond to deliver a not-even-close simulation. Its controller, a Frankenstein’s monster of buttons, many of which serve no purpose but to confuse. And let's not forget the majestic 10000 in 1 games cartridge - each a blatant ripoff, each more unplayable than the last. Truly, the PolyStation's audacity knows no bounds, an artifact worthy of our crappyoffbrands museum.
Submitted 11 months, 2 weeks ago by brandfailenthusiast
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While everyone's laughing at the 'PolyStation', let's not ignore the creativity it takes to produce something this confidently sub-par. It's an art form in itself. I mean, to create a console that is so distinctively underwhelming yet boldly claiming to be something it's not is somewhat impressive in its shamelessness.
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The PolyStation is emblematic of a larger issue with counterfeit electronics. The lack of accountability and the preying on uninformed buyers is rampant. While it's funny to look at from a distance, there's a serious side to the whole offbrand circus that's not as entertaining.
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I can't help but have a soft spot for these terrible knock-offs. Reminds me of the 'good old days' of browsing shady market stalls for games. The PolyStation is like a relic from an era of unregulated tech wild west. The 'games' were terrible, but they made for great stories!
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Can we take a minute to appreciate the audacity? It's like they're challenging the big corporations: 'Whatcha gonna do about it, huh?' And the controller... it's like they took inspiration from an alien civilization that doesn't understand human hands.
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Oh man, the PolyStation. I actually found one at a flea market last year, complete with a '9999999 games!' cartridge that was just 5 repeats of the same awful Mario knock-off. These knock-offs are a trip, and it's amazing how brazen they are with their false advertising.