I was very lucky to find an almost good-as-new PSP 2000 locally. I am very excited about it! It will need a new battery though and it only came with an USB charger. Would appreciate any tips pertaining chargers and batteries. But if you have any gaming related suggestions or general tips I’m open for that too :)
Is the PSP still a viable (retro) console? I mean for more than just PSP games?
If I were to get into PSP ownership now for the purpose of retro gaming, which PSP would be good to start with? A 2000? Or 3000? Something newer? Is there some information I can read about getting started with this?
I’ve always been interested in the PSP, and I couldn’t justify the purchase when it was new. Now that the PSP is relatively inexpensive, I’m seriously considering picking one up and toying with it.
You must play Metal Gear Acid. Metal Gear fans at the time hated it because it was a deckbuilding game and not at all what they were expecting, but it’s brilliant. The sequel is okay but they simplified the deckbuilding so it’s not quite as good.
1000 was hackable without my Pandora battery. I had to use my Pandora battery to hack my friends’ 2000 models. I believe it is no longer needed. I still have it, because I love it.
We had a lot of joystick drifting with that model, me and my bros, tho frankly it was a hand-me-down from our cousin and he said he dropped it once. Do be mindful of that and keep a spare joystick 'round for repairs, by you or a respectable electronics repairer.
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