I bought EVERY PSP

[@Puddles4ETN]

There's so much PSP in this video, every cat in my neighborhood gathered at my house while I was watching it.

[@jimhalpert0]

Good one

[@VinnytotheK]

Good one

[@Lee_Unofficial_1st]

someone explain the joke pls

[@doalittletrolling8896]

@@Lee_Unofficial_1st "pspspsps" the sound you make when your try to call a cat or other animal

[@AsherCravens]

@@Lee_Unofficial_1st Cats often like it whenever you say "pspspsps" to them.

[@GustavoMunoz-sm3fy]

Austin just reminded me of those countless hours on internet browser with my psp 2000 in the bathroom using my neighbors unprotected wifi at 15 years old. Truly revolutionary lol

[@fightrudyfight5799]

@@GustavoMunoz-sm3fy playing one handed psp games I’m sure lmao

[@repoversemedium]

@@fightrudyfight5799 I could name a couple of games where he would be doing that.

[@Walshy94]

@@fightrudyfight5799 good thing it only had 1 analog then lol

[@fightrudyfight5799]

@@Walshy94 yup! Lmao

[@Vladiator]

That is literally… what I did… I created and used Facebook with that.

[@ThisUploaded]

The psp had a large display, wifi, and could save image and video files to local storage. Teenagers took full advantage of this before parents wised up.

[@itsme-gf6mj]

it certainly came in clutch for a long time. paired with plugging it into a 360 and using it as a storage drive..

[@kennypowers1945]

lol for real. I was finding so many dirty videos online as a kid 😂

[@AytiHD]

psp i had didn't have wifi

[@GenshinHonkaiStarRailImpact]

​@AytiHD Probably your wifi network was set to WPA2. PSP only support WPA network

[@AytiHD]

@@GenshinHonkaiStarRailImpact no, the psp itself did not have wifi.

[@LtGrandMaster]

Still remember being in college and we had a group project/presentation due one day and I was responsible for bringing in the data. Woke up with everything complete on my computer and finding that the internet was down at my house (most of the town was down as well). Ok, no problem I should have a usb somewhere........oh shit I can't find one and I have less than an hour, Shit! Looking through my room I see it, my PSP. I grab the cable and plug it into my pc, switch it to usb mode and dump the files onto my PSP. Once everything looks ok I throw it into its case and hop on my bike to school, plug into the pc in the class and copy the files over. Our big class project was safe and secure. I did get a few funny comments about what I was doing with it, but I just laughed about it and said it's always good to have a backup plan or 3 when shit hits the fan.

[@lestercamacho]

like me my thesis is saved onto my PSP cause I always lost my memory stick hehe

[@ThePurple1234567891]

Ty for sharing

[@orangesoda8832]

lol i also used my psp as my college usb

[@kepeter97]

well and you are not gonna do that with an iphone. its sad how tech loses some features as it "evolves".

[@Spacething7474]

false, you didn't buy 80 million+ PSPs

[@Saxofome]

that will be expensive

[@epzo]

yeah idk why he clickbaits. hes one of those cringe youtubers. unsubbed today

[@carltonleboss]

Yeah, I still have mine...

[@RaftFx]

​@@epzocan't tell if you are being sarcastic, Or just can't comprehend a simple sentence

[@XPNGamer]

@@RaftFx dude how young are you to not realize the original comment is a joke and all the replies are jokes

[@shigshug8581]

The PSP was WAY ahead of its time, I mean it could play video, music, pictures, browser 2 years before the first iPhone..... Not to mention backwards compatible emulation....it still holds up!

[@Videogamelover58]

Agreed

[@euclidnikoi2668]

Bro had me click on this video thinking imma see two rooms full of PSPs

[@PuffPuffPlay]

Fr 💀

[@Eragonfrost]

“I gave a history lesson on every PSP”

[@hortonj63]

I absolutely loved my PSP-1000. Fantastic device, music on the go, UMD movies you can share easily...then pandoras battery and memstick took over. Absolutely wonderful being able to enjoy games anywhere with no disc. I wish the PS Vita had the entire psp library and grew.

[@Eragonfrost]

Well you can play every PSP game on Vita so technically it has the same library

[@TheEngieTF2]

The PSP is by far one of the best handheld consoles I've ever had in that time, remembered the times that I was grinding God of War: Chains of Olympus for 5 hours straight

[@macalcord]

I loved Socom on my PSP.

[@reniervandermerwe]

Rookie numbers

[@Kiarash_houshmand]

I grinded metal gear solid peace walker for over 50 hours total. I did not have a phone at that time.

[@Tinytechguy]

Hey you merely 50 hours does nothing to my time I play chain of olimpus I played for 3 DAYS. 3. I stayed up til 5 and then went to sleep I woke up turned on my psp and eat in my room

[@Tinytechguy]

And Brang my psp to the bathroom

[@cascalanca]

I had a Crimson Red 3000 series. I miss it terribly, I wish Sony would bring PSP back.

[@tropicalsamurai-animations]

same but cyan, never should have sold it, want it back

[@Habit117]

The PSP was one of the highlights of my childhood and I will cherish this device forever

[@BOTZ_RafX]

Need a new portable that’s not just remote play on a screen with PlayStation controllers…

[@MuffHam]

Steamdeck. Then buy Sony games.

[@MohammadKakur]

@@MuffHamgpd win 4. I have one and it is the only thing that revived my childhood psp excitement

[@Zander94]

About a year or two before the DSi came out, me and my brother awoke one Christmas morning to find presents for us. My brother opened his first and he found a DS Lite, along with Pokemon Diamond and two other games. I was excited too, hoping to find a DS of my own to play with my brother. However, the box was differently shaped, being longer and bigger than the DS box was. I opened it to find a PSP 3000, a carrying case for it, Rachet & Clank: Size Matters, Spider-Man Friend or Foe, and God of War: Chains of Olympus. Knowing my cousin had a PSP for a couple years now, I easily recognized what I had and was fine with it not being a DS. That day made me a fan of R&C and made me an even greater fan of GoW. It even got me into the Patapon series and Monster Hunter through Freedom Unite.

[@ZYGY98]

I got mine PSP 3004 for Christmas in 2009 from my parents, And I must say it was the best thing... I have it to this day, the very same PSP, only like third battery, and several back plates that held up battery because they broke, but its still working!

[@KingofArsenal]

For any 90s kid growing up PSP was a god level portable console, until SONY decided to shoot itself in its foot!

[@Walshy94]

@@BaxBadger he's not wrong in what he said. It mainly was us 90s kids that played the psp

[@Thechosen1000]

2000s kids also had PSP's bruh.🤦‍♂️💀

[@Thechosen1000]

​@@Walshy94 You do know that a lot of 2000s kids also had a PSP, right🤦‍♂️💀

[@velvetrooster5569]

I mean, 2011 came out and so he was like Mark. We made a new one and it’s called PS Vita. All of a sudden Sony was like oh wait it’s 2012 yeah fuck the PS Vita and just abandoned it outright. Such a disappointment, but the system itself had a lot of potential in the modding community got right on that.

[@wade_says]

I still remember taking my PSP to school and let my friends play it. It was a gift from my Dad and I’ll never forget it.

[@MisterGiGs]

@0:56 Quick note, Final Fantasy 7 had no integration with the Pocketstation at all, Final Fantasy 8 did however and was one of the few games that had support for Pocketstation apps outside Japan natively (along with Ridge Racer Type 4 and a couple others)

[@nekojesse]

thanks for saying it, it was the first thing that came to my mind... was like i don't remember FF7 having Pocketstation ability. Was going to make a comment and was like look through the comment first and here it is lol.

[@namelessxsilent]

The PSPgo was peak form factor and I still have mine. It's so nice

[@BlinkingNin10do]

I can’t believe the PSP is almost 20 years old. Man, the hype for this thing was unreal back in the day. What a time in gaming.

[@joker6374]

Sounds like austin was the one playing whack-a-mole 😂

[@AquinoJosh]

Oh man this brings back so many memories. I was a homebrew developer and also modded my PSPs during its glory days. They messed up after PSP-3000 imho.

[@gunnlaugr]

Loved my PSP. In the early 2000's. Traveled a lot for a job. When TiVo was cool, you could transfer shows from the tivo to a computer. So I could I copy shows from my pc to the PSP. So I was watching shows and movies on airplanes.

[@DaBigBlud]

Favorite thing about the PSP was the clear L and R button's

[@Ash_1277]

I got my PSP 3004 as a birthday gift and I still absolutely love it!

[@yamigekusu]

I remember winning my PSP 1000 model from a Stacker machine at the mall. On my third attempt. My sister was pissed because she was attempting to get it lmao

[@linuxsux41]

My PSP 1000 became mostly digital only when it accidentally got the UMD drive release glued shut, so I had either Crysis Core or digital downloads from that point on, helped when I flashed it after that happened.

[@GD-kf4wt]

finally some proper austin video in a long time

[@3li.B]

0:01*NOW DO THE SONY XPERIA PLAY*

[@mb80143]

This video came out while I happened to be playing my PSP Go! It’s a beautiful, slim, comfortable device for PSP and GB/GBA! It will be the handheld I take with me on vacation next week

[@KenseiSanjian]

Mine still works fine, plus I located my UMD suitcase full of movies and games!😊

[@RikuHino]

The go was great for people who already pirated psp games. The built in storage was great. You could play gba, ps1, and a bunch of other consoles with varying levels of emulation quality.

[@SharapovaFan]

I remember it was my first year of college, it was 2007. The iPhone wasn't out in my country yet. I was in the library, connected to the university's wifi, enrolling my 2nd term courses on my PSP.

[@HamsterK37]

"OMG! OMG! HE SHOUTED ME OUT! HE SHOUTED ME OUT!" - Ken Kutaragi...probably

[@mattsanders2207]

I loved my PSP back in the day. There’s a lot of hidden gems in the game catalog. The God of War games, Daxter, the Battlefront games, Lego Star Wars and one of my personal favorites Pursuit Force. Great system.

[@enam0001]

I've had every PSP ever made, my favourite is the first one of course the PSP 1000 (Fat PSP) The battery lasted so long! And I never had any faults with mine, once bought the psp 2000 and the 3000 they all ended up having faults over time, like disk tray issues, screen issues, battery replacements, overheating 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@IIIISai]

W

[@lovenothate1050]

I just bought my first ever PSP, so this video is really awesome 😊 Talk about nice timing

[@mr_n3w_3ra]

I had every version of the regular psp including a dope God of War psp, I had a psp go, 2 Vitas, and the xperia play. One of my og psps stayed outside in a folded lawn chair for 2 full years. When I found it I put a new battery in and it ran just fine with only a little of screen issues.

[@CesaraaR1]

Me: running to my game room and standing there in shock as all my PSPs disappeared one by one after opening this video 💀

[@jimhalpert0]

I bought a modded psp 3000 with 500 games and it was the best decision I ever made recently

[@VinoDeRio]

I miss my PSP so much! Honestly after playing on my Gameboy Adv SP the PSP was equally wonderful memory. I remember playing lots of racing games, God Of War, as well as GTA Vice city which was my first GTA game ever and so fun. Really feeling the nostalgia watching this video :)

[@sebaile]

when i was 9 years old, my parents got me the psp street for christmas the year it was released. now I'm 22 and it's still pristine, I started playing it again about a week ago and it just brings back great memories.

[@velvetrooster5569]

6:47 yes the PSP originally started out with its own proprietary memory card, which was technically just a Sony proprietary memory card that was used across several Sony, digital cameras and camcorders, and so many MP3 players, and then adapted for the PSP and then honestly not too long after the PSP came out. A couple of people quickly realized that you could just make a simple little adapter and use a regular microSD card. So there was someone who was making the memory card after that would allow you to use one micro SD card and then someone else was making microSD adapters that could hold two cards at the same time. The cool part is that the PSP will recognize up to 128 GB and if you try anything higher than that, it won’t recognize it believe me I’ve tried. Still that’s pretty cool, especially if you have a custom firmware on your PSP because that means you can rip the games off your PSP onto the computer and then put them back on your PSP as a digital iso file which meant they ran a lot better because they’re running off of an SSD technicallyand not an optical disc that requires a laser to read it which meant loading time was faster. reliability was faster and it wasn’t going to skip when you bumped it or shook it.

[@DavitTheCore]

Wrong, FW 3.5 did not set the clock speed to 333mhz, it gave games the ability to set the clock speed to 333mhz on will. There is a reason why a lot of games and even the switch don't run at full clock speed- battery life.

[@erynbertoldi2300]

There's footage of a PSP-3000 model being shown when talking about the PSP-2000 at 7:55

[@99wolfseditionify]

My PSP got me through 2 deployments to Iraq, it was stolen years ago when my house was robbed while at work but that PSP had been all over the world through ALL kinds of things and never failed me once. Held as dear in my heart as my PS2.

[@KingKairos]

I bought a used Go for like $50 in perfect condition from a local GameStop back in the day. Made a horrible decision and got rid of it for a bit more than that at some point and now they're so expensive for a decent one.

[@MrLoipurz]

I LOVE PSP GO. My go to PSP back at the day. Such a shame it’s considered a failure

[@PhonicUK]

I used to love the PSP back in the day. I wrote the popular UMDumper homebrew tool for doing game dumps to a memory card on the device itself.

[@LOH3NGR1N]

My parents loved the Gameboy and other battery powered portable devices. Making me mow the lawn to earn batteries till the SP came out...

[@sonictonic_]

This was great. Now do a video on the Vita! :)

[@DocThinks]

PSP and PS2, the love of my childhood

[@macalcord]

I miss my PSP..It got stolen when my house got broken into.

[@eric-duff]

i love how you brought back the pspness joke from your ultimate psp video

[@ORBIT9224]

psp is also about the size of a S24 ultra the size to performance at the time was amazing

[@emilyshabang]

I loved my GameGear, yes batteries were an annoying problem.....esp for my parents. GameBoys and GameGear were the road trip savior, as much for my brother and I but my parents. They kept my brother and I from fighting at least for parts of the trip. As soon as the peak brightness of the day had faded, the fighting increased immensely as you couldn't see the GameBoy screen. GameGear did a bit better but they batteries died faster.

[@tr1pha]

incredible video as always on psps. keep these up and more ps vita and psp go! love from the uk

[@CheckChaser-h2x]

You for damn sure didn’t buy mines.

[@LeesReviews69]

I had the psp gen 1. Had my foster mom drop me off at schoolafter I picked it up day 1.

[@CJBMAGGOT94]

I had an original launch PSP. The screen ghosting was so bad it gave me motion sickness.

[@DominusTiberius]

I just bought my first PSP yesterday. Good timing

[@Huangleebox018]

i bought the street it's worth it

[@Kingelfdemondevourer]

i got my first phat psp in 2005, wish i kept the box but you live and learn lmao. i modded it as soon as i could and would use the IR sensor to screw with the tvs and other things

[@Free_Krazy]

Damn, this makes me miss mine... We didn't know how good we had it back then....

[@sebastianmiticky2491]

Playstation need to bring out some new gen handheld 🔥🔥

[@ChrisPC1]

10:33 I have the Go, and it was the best. It's super comfortable, and that pearl white still shines like new today

[@velvetrooster5569]

10:35 I just wanna clarify that the PSP GO is the best one of them all. There is a seller on eBay who makes modified memory cards that allow you to put a 64 or up to 128 GB memory card into the PSP GO and it’s pretty awesome. Basically it’s a ribbon cable that plugs into your PSP GO memory card slot. It then wrapped around and gets tucked away underneath the back cover or battery cover whatever you wanna call it so you never really see it and it connects to an adapter that allows you to add on your microSD card. I have it and it works very well. Also, I highly recommend getting the one with the black insulated protected ribbon cable because the one with the orange unprotected ribbon cable breaks really easily you live and you learn but now I know. This is why I said the PSP. GO is the best one of them all and why I have 2 of them all.

[@Spacething7474]

15:50 There is on Vita though! It's titled (wait for it) PlayStation Vita Pets, and it weirdly got an iOS/Android port (which similarly happened to Kinectimals from the Xbox 360).

[@malikkelly]

Nintendogs should’ve gotten an iOS port as well

[@MetalFolf]

I had 2 PsPs when growing up one was given to me by my fathers friend who worked for sony lol one of them ended up having the speakers break but was fun and easy to mod and put custom firmwares and features on it

[@casualtechreviewer1196]

I wishes you talked more about what the PSP was capable of in the Controversy part. Hacking was obviously bad for Sonys business but it also showed a lot of potential that Sony refused to embrace. For example. People made a GPS out of it by plugging a custom made chip. This is amazing before smartphone era and in car navigation wasn't a thing.

[@Rainmotorsports]

PSP had a GPS about a year into its existence. PSP-290. A lot of early mods did make everyone's experience better as Sony rushed to add features to give people less of a reason to use Pandora. Some of the things they did were annoying. PS1 saves had a header with a hash in it. You strip the header you could load that memory card file into an emulator but putting the file back was not so easy. Could flash it from PC to a PS1 card then used the PS3 to transfer it back to be PSP. But they did this to try and make one less attack vector. The PSP hacking scene was a big part of my life. I wrote a few tools to help the noobs get in. I lost track around 6.xx and at some point some of the popular sites got bought up or died out. Kind of miss it.

[@geoserenity]

"I bought every PSP" Vita: ...I play PSP games too...

[@princejohnraga8335]

My psp still alive to this day alongside with the Gameboy

[@BMichaelNeal]

I loved my PSP. But having to run updates to play the latest physical game, that broke my emulations, turned me off, and I stopped playing it. This stopped me from supporting the Vita. Also, it took three returns to buy a PSP without a dead pixel.

[@joshsmyth130]

love these lookbacks at when gaming wasn't just a giant slot machine system.

[@winterfoster3732]

I never even knew the psp go existed. I had the psp and the vita but I’ve never even heard of the go. Shows how popular they were lmao.

[@svengamings8658]

I have personally a psp go but sadly after doing a shell swap my psp go got a fuse blownup and now the speakers doesn't work anymore 😢 but the earphone jack and Bluetooth audio does still work.

[@Haru_no_ki]

I had two psp because it was too expensive to fix it. On both of them I had my joystick broken. If I can remember they were 2008 and 3008 model

[@Med1co_45]

Back in 2007 i really want to buy psp but it's too expensive for me, i only can afford secondhand nintendo ds around $90 if i'm not forgot

[@demonslayer9101]

That red psp is a 3000 model, not 2000

[@rsorry]

PSP CFW was goated 🔥

[@dmann1982]

I had a pink PSP 1000, then a red 3000 later on. Both consoles have died since...

[@ErnestJay88]

Before "Retro Handheld" such as Anbernic, Retroid, Powkiddy, etc. flood the market, PSP is my first "Retro Handheld" simply because it's easily to hack and installed by custom firmware, i love running emulator for NES, SNES, GB on PSP

[@masenko2006]

noticed a mistake in the video. the red psp at 8:40 is not a psp 2000 like the text on screen would make you believe but its a 3000. you can tell by the smaller silver ring on back. the 2000 and 1000 had same size ring on the back whilst the 3000 was slimmer which makes the white psp next to the red one is a 2000

[@masenko2006]

also 9:06 can see the different shaped start buttons. 2000 semi-circle and 3000 rounded

[@Therez_Alex]

I really enjoyed how this video was formatted. Kept me engaged

[@DailyElectrician]

after buying a modded psp i quickly fell in love with all the emulated games i could play, and listen to music :) can't say i ever liked many actual psp games lol

[@TheLudensFan]

My old manager had a PSP that he modded to use 2 cellphone battery’s instead of the stock one and I borrowed it for 2 weeks and it never needed to be charged

[@timfagan816]

I don't believe a word of it!

[@fabiomiguel8377]

​@timfagan816 but it's possibly true, you can mod it to do that by removing the UMD drive, you'll have plenty space for a 2/3 and there are people who put 4k batteries on it

[@sheta7]

i thought you were gonna buy each psps ever made like each console

[@cskaismful]

The best thing about the PSP was that it was so easily hackable

[@Jeg_er_tyk_og_grim]

Definitely used my psp for teenage nefarious purposes

[@McGriddle69]

I LOVED my psp when I was growing up. I got the darth vader psp that came with battlefront 2 and that thing got me through so many road trips and plane trips. Such fond memories playing on my psp and then one fateful day my dog bit the screen and broke it. I don’t think I pet her for a week after that lol

[@Pyro_Ether]

How did you get them and can you put out a guide? (u doin a giveaway? i wanna build 1 so bad its crippling)

[@lukeellsworth1377]

The switch OLED is definitely downclocked to match its previous model

[@gabemelendez60]

I ended up getting the psp silver one for Christmas when it came out me and my brother got matching ones. Came with Daxter and I was extremely blown away the psp was the best thing I’ve ever had

[@mundzine]

Still disappointed Sony didn't continue with gaming handhelds. Considering how popular pc gaming handhelds are now and how uber popular the Switch is, a PSP 2 or VIta 2 or whatever would do well. Many fun memories of riding the bus to school playing Metal Gear Acid back in the day. If only Sony wasn't so in love with proprietary media the PSP and the Vita probably done a whole lot better. I still remember buying a 1GB memory stick for $100 oof.

[@bonanzabrandon6877]

I still have my PSP 3000 in my closet somewhere it was goated back in its prime.

[@xxSkullxxDeath]

Mod it!!!! I did mine it's easy

[@rujigo69]

Patapon, locoroco, Chain of Olympus, Gran Turismo. The game catalog of the PSP was goated

[@fightrudyfight5799]

@@rujigo69 Locoroco!!! Yes!!

[@Randomninja47]

The PSP was a good console. I think part of the problem was the prorietary memory cards which sony didn't learn from and continued to use in the Vita.

[@doomboots]

They really came into their own with the homebrew series, and the ability to back up your own umds. Combine that with the memory stick adapter to avoid sonys hilariously overpriced MS pro duo cards and it was a real monster of a portable console. I didnt know what I was missing out on until some random bro did it for me at the MWR while I was in Iraq. That man hooked it up and made it much easier to me to pack my PSP with me anywhere.

[@Steri2021]

excellent deep dive really enjoy these vids

[@TheModernCamEraGuy93]

This video was uploaded, while Austin is in Day 4 of having COVID. So he had a realistic AI Hologram play him in this video. He looks so real!!

[@gumbyx84]

Sony released an official battery upgrade kit for the 2k that came with a bigger battery cover.

[@mohammednadeempoochengalku1224]

I've never tried the whole Nintendo space but I've had a PSP Street and it was the best gaming device I've ever had. It was ahead of its time ❤️