The PlayStation 3 (PS3) is a landmark gaming console developed by Sony Computer Entertainment, released in 2006. Celebrated for its powerful hardware, the PS3 featured a Cell microprocessor and an RSX “Reality Synthesizer” GPU, which enabled high-definition graphics and a robust gaming experience. With its built-in Blu-ray disc player, the PS3 not only provided a medium for innovative games but also functioned as a comprehensive entertainment hub, offering multimedia playback and online connectivity through the PlayStation Network. The console supported a diverse range of exclusive titles, including iconic franchises like “Uncharted,” “The Last of Us,” and “God of War.” It also introduced the PlayStation Move, a motion-sensing game controller, broadening the scope of interactive gaming. Over its lifespan, the PS3 sold over 80 million units worldwide, solidifying its place in gaming history.