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Build suggestion: PSP consolized!

medtalhead

Ben, knowing you take large form factor electronics and make them portable, why not do something different and make something small bigger.

Would love to see a consolized PSP with controller that connected to a tv. I have a psp but was never overly happy with the analog stick and button layout.

I love watching your show on YouTube, and the modified game consoles are by far my favorites ( I enjoy all your content though.)

To the people reading this post, reply to this thread with a "heck yeah" to get this made.

Thanks.

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  • Isn't a non-portable PlayStation Portable, just a PlayStation?

  • in reply to fvan

    There were many  PS1 games  that were ported for the  PSP. I don't  think  it is   possible  to   play  the  PSP ROMS  on a PS1 emulator. I   held on to my PSP  for   many  years   because  it  was the  only  console  that  Sony released  Star Wars  Battlefront 2. The PS3 will  play  the  PS1 games  that  are  sold  on PS network, but   none of  the  PSP games  available  from  PS Network  will  play  on PS3. The  PS Vita  will  play  all the  PS1 and PSP  games available  for  purchase  from  PS Network. The  PSP won't  play  any of  of the  PS1 ROMS that  are not  sold by PS network  unless  the  PSP is modded. I have  been  a  fan  of  PS for  many  years. I have  purchased  a lot  of   games  from  network  for  the  PS3. When  I  found  out  the  PS4 is not  backwards  compatible  with any of the  PS3 games  sold on PS Network, I sold  my  PS3 and purchased  a Xbox  One. It would  be  possible  to  make  a PSP  into  a console  for  TV but  without  a modded OS, it will  not  play  PS1 game ROMS. It would  be  easier  to   make  a  PS1 or PS2 into  a handheld  console  than to make  the  PSP into  a full  size console. Without  a  modded  OS, the  PSP is limited  to  playing  the  UMD  disks  and the  digital  PS1 games  sold by PS Network. And the  selection  of  PS1 games  available  on Network  is limited  to  Greatest  Hits titles.

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  • in reply to fvan

    There were many  PS1 games  that were ported for the  PSP. I don't  think  it is   possible  to   play  the  PSP ROMS  on a PS1 emulator. I   held on to my PSP  for   many  years   because  it  was the  only  console  that  Sony released  Star Wars  Battlefront 2. The PS3 will  play  the  PS1 games  that  are  sold  on PS network, but   none of  the  PSP games  available  from  PS Network  will  play  on PS3. The  PS Vita  will  play  all the  PS1 and PSP  games available  for  purchase  from  PS Network. The  PSP won't  play  any of  of the  PS1 ROMS that  are not  sold by PS network  unless  the  PSP is modded. I have  been  a  fan  of  PS for  many  years. I have  purchased  a lot  of   games  from  network  for  the  PS3. When  I  found  out  the  PS4 is not  backwards  compatible  with any of the  PS3 games  sold on PS Network, I sold  my  PS3 and purchased  a Xbox  One. It would  be  possible  to  make  a PSP  into  a console  for  TV but  without  a modded OS, it will  not  play  PS1 game ROMS. It would  be  easier  to   make  a  PS1 or PS2 into  a handheld  console  than to make  the  PSP into  a full  size console. Without  a  modded  OS, the  PSP is limited  to  playing  the  UMD  disks  and the  digital  PS1 games  sold by PS Network. And the  selection  of  PS1 games  available  on Network  is limited  to  Greatest  Hits titles.

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