A PSP Hidden in The Divine Comedy

By Jonathan on Thursday, July 5th, 2007 at 4:05 PM PST In Gamer Life, Sony

psphider1 A PSP Hidden in The Divine Comedy

psphider2 A PSP Hidden in The Divine Comedy

Want to look intelligent without all the hassle of actually being intelligent? It looks like Sony advertisers in Italy have it covered with these handy “PSP hiders.” By fitting your hands through two handles on the back, you can play your PSP while looking like you’re just reading a copy of Dante Alighieri’s famous epic poem, The Divine Comedy. It also makes it looks like you just got a manicure to boot. Granted, I don’t know why a copy of The Divine Comedy would have PSP icons on its spine and not have any mention of the name “Dante” on it at all (or why Italian students would be reading it in English, considering it was originally written in Italian). Still, it’s a pretty cool marketing ploy.

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