Up for sale is a rare piece of Apple Macintosh history:

Connectix Virtual Game Station (VGS). Famously introduced by Steve Jobs at Macworld in 1999 to allow original PlayStation 1 games to run natively on PowerPC Macs, this software was famously short-lived due to legal battles with Sony, making it highly sought-after for vintage Mac collectors.

Included in this listing:

- Original Connectix Virtual Game Station CD-ROM (Macintosh format)

- Original Jewel Case with front insert artwork

- Original Product Registration Card

Condition:

The disc data side has been visually inspected and shows light, normal cosmetic wear from gentle handling but no deep scratches. The front insert artwork is intact with crisp colors and no water damage. The registration card is crisp and clean. Please review all photos for exact cosmetic condition.

DISCLAIMER / COMPATIBILITY:

This is a vintage software item from 1999. It is designed to run natively on vintage PowerPC Macintosh hardware running classic Mac OS (typically Mac OS 8.x through Mac OS 9.x). It will NOT run on modern Intel or Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) Macs running macOS/OS X without complex emulation. Due to the vintage nature of this media, this item is sold AS-IS for collector purposes. Please verify your system compatibility before purchasing.