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Sony sets Guinness World Record to raise PS4 hype in Hong Kong
Nov 12, 2013
Benjamin Li

Sony sets Guinness World Record to raise PS4 hype in Hong Kong

HONG KONG - Sony Computer Entertainment Hong Kong (SCEH) has set a new Guinness World Record by arranging 260 die-hard PlayStation fans into the shape of a game controller as it works to build pre-launch excitement for the PS4, which will launch in the local market next month.

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