It got its name because this is 32% smaller and 36% lighter than the “Phat” model. Sony then started releasing the slim model in September 2009. The “Phat” PS3 models can be identified by its thicc curves, or if you’re more of a numbers guy, then you could use the following model numbers: The “Phat” PS3 models CECHA** There were different hard-drive sizes circling the model and it ranges from 20GB, 40GB, 60GB, 80GB, and 160GB versions. This system not only played PS3 games (duh!), but also supported PS1 and PS2 titles. It was named so because it was bulky and heavy. In November 2006, Sony released the original PS3 “Phat” model. It was just all messed up.ĭon’t worry though this is why we painstakingly created this PS3 model guide.īut amidst all these differences, all the PS3 models have the following constants:īefore we look at the broken down long list of model numbers, features, prices, colors, and everything that makes up each PS3 model number, let’s first talk briefly about the 3 different PS3 models: Original PS3 Model (Phat) Oh, and newer models weren’t always the best. Some models have more storage capacity while others have less but boast better performance. There are PS3 models that have PS2 backwards compatibility while others don’t. Unlike the current gen’s models, the changes weren’t so pronounced yet they could still make or break your experience. Aside from buying used or new, you also had to consider the PS3’s model.
Buying a PS3 back in the day wasn’t easy.
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