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by Phil Gerbyshak on November 20, 2006
Some publicity hound took the time to purchase a PS3 and then video themselves smashing the PS3 to bits. You can view the video here.

Why would they do this? What are they trying to prove? From the FAQ on SmashMyPS3.com:
So what do you think? Are you outraged? Do you care? Do you think it's just good fun? Or do you think you could do something better with a PS3 than smash it to bits?
I'd probably donate the money I made to charity, though how anyone spends their money is their business, not mine.

Why would they do this? What are they trying to prove? From the FAQ on SmashMyPS3.com:
Due to success of the SmashMyiPod.com site we decided to take the whole smashing thing a little further, and destroy things right when they come out, in front of 100s of fanboys who would be quite upset to see their beloved game console smashed.
So what do you think? Are you outraged? Do you care? Do you think it's just good fun? Or do you think you could do something better with a PS3 than smash it to bits?
I'd probably donate the money I made to charity, though how anyone spends their money is their business, not mine.
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Rating: 9.63 out of 8 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
Ben
(11/27/06 12:28pm)
Response from:
donate car
(04/25/07 12:40pm)
I have seen a few movies in which people smash PS3's what's up with that ? Can't do something better with 600$ ? Why not give it as a donation ? I'm sorry to disappoint those who protest by smashing new technology.
Response from:
alex
(05/05/09 1:25am)
very good,I like it
Response from:
alex
(05/05/09 1:27am)
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