Sony crammed an entire PS1 into a DualShock controller that connects to your TV, but killed the project — PlayStation Puga offered game studios a mere 10 cents per unit sold

Sony took a bold step by miniaturizing an entire PlayStation 1 console and embedding it into a DualShock controller for modern TVs, but the venture was short-lived. Game studios balked at the meager 10 cents royalty per unit sold, deeming it insufficient compared to the costs and effort involved. This move highlights Sony's innovative spirit, but also underscores the often contentious relationship between console makers and game developers over profit margins. The cancellation reveals the challenges in balancing technological advancement with financial realities in the gaming industry.