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[* black] From several feet away, our fancy Japanese model (on the right) looks identical to the original North American unit. But upon closer inspection, our peepers notice a few slight differences.
[* black] The inside of the CD trays are nearly identical, save for some small differences in the plastic molding.
-[* black] The most noticeable cosmetic difference between these two consoles is the PlayStation logos on the lids. The Japanese model sports a bit of green instead of the PlayStation Blue we're used to seeing, as well as a brownish color in the negative space of the logo.
- [* icon_note] What does all this mean? Well we'll have to run some benchmarks, but we're guessing these rare colors add about 15.72% to your top speed in Gran Turismo. Or, if you're a skater, 31.46% better balance in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2. [links]
+[* black] The most noticeable cosmetic difference is the PlayStation logos on the lids. The Japanese model sports a bit of green instead of the PlayStation Blue we're used to seeing, as well as a brownish color in the negative space of the logo.
+ [* icon_note] What does all this mean? We'll have to run some benchmarks, but we're guessing these rare colors add about 30 horsepower to your car in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gran_Turismo_(1997_video_game)|Gran Turismo]. Or, if you're a skater, 15% gnarlier tricks in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Hawk%27s_Pro_Skater_(video_game)|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater].