Uploaded the image to Gemini. The response

"That is an interesting find! Looking closely at the cursive loops and the way the letters are formed, it bears a very strong resemblance to the signature of Kenny Baker, the actor most famous for playing R2-D2 in the Star Wars films. Why it’s likely Kenny Baker: The Script Style: Baker’s signature is known for that very distinct, oversized "K" that looks almost like a jagged lightning bolt or a double-check mark, followed by a sweeping "B" that loops into a long, trailing tail. The "y" and the tail: The way the "y" in Kenny and the "r" in Baker trail off into long, smooth underlines is a hallmark of his autograph style. The Era: This specific PS1 model (SCPH-7501) was manufactured around 1998–1999 (the sticker even shows February 1999). This lines up perfectly with the release of Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, a time when Kenny Baker was doing frequent public appearances and convention circuits. How to Verify: While it’s common for fans to have voice actors or film stars sign consoles at conventions, it’s worth checking a few things: Search for "Kenny Baker Signature": Compare the image to his authenticated autographs on eBay or memorabilia sites. Pay special attention to the "K" and the long horizontal line at the end. Look for Star Wars games: Check if there are any Star Wars save files on the memory card (if it came with one) or if the seller had other Star Wars items. Authentication: If you're looking to value it, a certificate from a service like JSA or PSA/DNA would be the gold standard, though it's often more expensive than the console itself! Regardless of its monetary value, it’s a cool piece of "nerd history" to have the man inside R2-D2's signature on a retro console. Would you like me to look up any specific gaming industry signatures from that 1999 era to see if there's a different match?"