The PSP in 2023 is a GREAT budget handheld!

[@m90nray]

Dude, great vid and just subscribed. Love the PSP and PS Vita

[@dyXurChannel]

Thanks! Yeah the PSP and Vita are great! Too bad though how Sony didn't care about the Vita...

[@9090oussama]

Did you know i have now psp i have custome firmware is going good i love my psp even have ps vita and ps 3 super slim

[@lumu1692]

Where is the psp being sold for 20 bucks that you checked lol. I checked ebay and they still be priced for 100 bucks or even higher.

[@andresquintero9855]

My question too.

[@dyXurChannel]

I check ebay during editing and they pop up every so offten for around $20~. In my local market it's the same and the one used in the video is from Japan and was $23 with shipping. They can be had for that price, but only with some patience.

[@pian-0g445]

You have to look for the right ones. A lot of the 100 or more ones are either good quality or Japan imports (especially if colour exclusive). But look for more local ones and you’ll find them for much cheaper (but usually more wear)

[@Musha-Fyre]

PS Vita is faster and better than its predecessor, psp.

[@dyXurChannel]

That is true, but we could also include e.g. the SteamDeck, which beats both. If you already have a PSP or find one for cheap, then it is still a valid device though.

[@Musha-Fyre]

Steam Deck is just too large. I wouldn't consider it as a portable...same goes to Rog Ally. You can find a cheap ps vita for $150 and vitas are potentially jailbroken, unlike the switch..you have to get a chip for that.@@dyXurChannel

[@Musha-Fyre]

PSP Go is exactly a psp but it's clam shell version. I like this one better though..smaller and more compact.

[@dyXurChannel]

@@Musha-Fyre The PSP Go is nice, but too rare/expensive to recommend. Also the memory is harder to upgrade to a decent size.

[@Cyko..]

Hate to break the news but you're not going to find a good condition working PSP for $20. At that price you're going to get something that's being sold for parts only or has other issues. So to say you can just go online and buy one for $20 sent to your door in great working condition is kind of misleading. Reality is you are looking at around $100+ and even at that price they usually have some cosmetic flaws. For that price you can get an emulation device that's brand new, never used, no stains, no scratches, no bodily fluids, that'll run circles around the PSP, and even do Nintendo 64 buttery smooth. N64 runs like dog crap on the PSP, let's be honest.

[@dyXurChannel]

I think a 100$ is a bit extreme. Perhpas it depends on the market, but I've bought plenty for sub 30$ here that have mostly cosmetic blemishes. The one used in the vid was ~23$