Enthusiast modder creates the smallest-ever PlayStation using genuine chips for console’s 31st anniversary — redesigned PCB is less than a quarter size of the already dinky PS One revision

December 3, 2025

, By Tom’s Hardware

Enthusiast modder creates the smallest-ever PlayStation using genuine chips for console’s 31st anniversary — redesigned PCB is less than a quarter size of the already dinky PS One revision

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The original PlayStation wasn’t built to be particularly compact, but later revisions like the PS One managed to get pretty small, while retaining CD media compatibility. However, console hacker Thedrew has managed to condense that already dinky PS One revision motherboard down to less than a quarter of its prior size. This custom PlayStation motherboard is the smallest ever made, according to Hackster, and perfectly timed to celebrate today’s 31st anniversary of the console’s release.

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Enthusiast modder creates the smallest-ever PlayStation using genuine chips for console’s 31st anniversary — redesigned PCB is less than a quarter size of the already dinky PS One revision

December 3, 2025

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Enthusiast modder creates the smallest-ever PlayStation using genuine chips for console’s 31st anniversary — redesigned PCB is less than a quarter size of the already dinky PS One revision

The original PlayStation wasn’t built to be particularly compact, but later revisions like the PS One managed to get pretty small, while retaining CD media compatibility. However, console hacker Thedrew has managed to condense that already dinky PS One revision motherboard down to less than a quarter of its prior size. This custom PlayStation motherboard is the smallest ever made, according to Hackster, and perfectly timed to celebrate today’s 31st anniversary of the console’s release.

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