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Apparently this has been creating a buzz in some gaming forums.

http://www.maj.com/gallery/Googleplexer ... htened.jpg

Do any of you think this maybe faked? I think I see USB ports....

It's proven fake.

It was proven fake with this picture of that object (i think it was a CD player?):
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v674/ ... XCLOSE.jpg

But the site is no longer up.

Don't believe anything about the next generation consoles that isn't official (and even then I don't believe a word Sony says about the PS3's peformance after their overhype of the PS2)

Not just fake, it's also LAME!!

Jesus, people don't even put effort into forgeries anymore...

meh. not even a half assed decent photoshop job. people actually thought that thing was legit?

Oh, the one who proved it fake was BlindCinema on the NSider forums.

Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Not just fake, it's also LAME!!

Jesus, people don't even put effort into forgeries anymore...

It's supposed to be a dev kit/prototype. The XBox's dev kits were beige boxes...

Darth_Zod wrote:meh. not even a half assed decent photoshop job. people actually thought that thing was legit?

Actually, it is a real picture. Non-editted at all.

They just put that device there (which is not a Revolution-anything, I believe it was a CD player or grill or something IIRC), and put that picture on their computer monitor, and snapped it.

Praxis wrote:
Actually, it is a real picture. Non-editted at all.

They just put that device there (which is not a Revolution-anything, I believe it was a CD player or grill or something IIRC), and put that picture on their computer monitor, and snapped it.

doesn't excuse the fact that the photography is absolutely horrid. you can't even really tell what the item is.

Praxis wrote:Oh, the one who proved it fake was BlindCinema on the NSider forums.

Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Not just fake, it's also LAME!!

Jesus, people don't even put effort into forgeries anymore...

It's supposed to be a dev kit/prototype. The XBox's dev kits were beige boxes...

Not the box, what's on screen. That in no way looks like something for a real commercial product, prototype or otherwise.

Darth_Zod wrote:

Praxis wrote:
Actually, it is a real picture. Non-editted at all.

They just put that device there (which is not a Revolution-anything, I believe it was a CD player or grill or something IIRC), and put that picture on their computer monitor, and snapped it.

doesn't excuse the fact that the photography is absolutely horrid. you can't even really tell what the item is.

That's kinda the point. You want people to not be able to tell it's a fake when they look at it