This is the only model PSP I've ever owned. Sunk a lot of time into playing them, but always felt shafted by the lack of features compared to earlier models. However I think it feels better to hold than the older models. Still had plenty of great times though
@@PSVitaat2am so the PSP Go? you can hook it up to TV and since it has Bluetooth you can use a PS3 controller, it even had a Craddle accessory that would charge it while it connect to TV, basically like Switch, so cool but I know older models could technically connect to TV but just not as good.
The psp will forever hold a special place in my life. When I got one in 2006 I was only a 6th grader but the psp was my first introduction to online multiplayer with others. Medal Of Honor Heros supported 32 players in a match and was truly legendary for 2006. I remember playing endless hours of that game online. A year later I would ultimately get Xbox Live for Christmas and halo 3 would take over my friends & I’s lives but the psp got my online multiplayer foot wet first. I miss those handheld days.
I was in the exact same boat. Had an OG Xbox but no Xbox Live, and the only game our computer could play at the time in 2006 was Runescape (which was pretty fun, to be fair). Aside from Runescape, the PSP was my first real foray into online games. I sunk so many hours into Medal of Honor, god knows how much time into Little Big Planet for the PSP, Phantasy Star, and eventually Fat Princess when it got ported over. The PSP really came out at the perfect time. Wifi was pretty commonplace, but smartphones weren't a thing yet. Just being able to browse the Internet somewhere without a laptop was so novel at the time. Hell I remember using forums with chatrooms on them, and they somehow ran just fine on a PSP. It was all pretty cool.
I owned all PSP models except PSPGo but this Street Model is my favourite to replay classic PSP games on! I love the simplicity of it and that fingerprint free matt finish reminds me of my beloved PS2 & PS3 Slim console. I still play my PSP Street on a daily basis and bring it with me on journeys. I always wished they released a VITA with this Matt black finish
Hello. I got my psp street many years ago. Back then i didn’t even know it had different modes. Since you owned all of them (except for go), did you notice any differences in performance between the street and the other models?
My first PSP was a PSP Street, I was very sad when I knew that it hadn't WiFi. I loved it anyway. Good memories playing Crash Tag Team Racing only had 3 games, but their were awesome.
I had this PSP!! I’m from India and getting this was such a good feeling back then. Then, went on to buy PS4 and currently on a PS5. But man, you’ll forever remember the games that you used to play during childhood!
@@DhruvGamer77 Consoles and PCs are separate entities that utilise their hardware very differently an example of this would be that usually consoles will play on 30 FPS but utilise cleaver tricks, tricking the user thinking that the game is played at a higher framerate also consoles lack moding capabilities due to the fact that they are locked down to the OS that the company (SONY or Microsoft or Nintendo) developed. This can be good and bad. Pros of having a locked down OS is that hacking in games is harder to accomplish although not imposable, the CONS of such a system is that you can be locked out of some games that you may want to play, PCs don't have to deal with this issue as much.
This one was always interesting to me, considering this is basically the exact inverse of a PSP Go. A part of me has always wanted on of these. I really like the form factor and the matte finish.
@@71bw I agree the under screen buttons are not great, but the screen is the best. Good colours but without the scanline issue of the 3000, and no ghosting like the 2000.
That’s funny because it’s a pun on his channel name, his channel name is mystic, and you described it as mystical, picking an adjective that is almost the exact same thing as his channel name, which is pretty mystical
Wow this is some nostalgia... I remember getting a psp 3000 in the summer of 2009. We had pretty much just come off a 14 hour flight home and my parents finally realized the limitations of our Gameboy advance SP handhelds.
when i had the psp 3000 my cousin got the psp street and i was jealous because the look of it was so cool, i loved it, little i knew , noticed fast that it didn't have wlan, and that was the worst about it , at the time actuall wifi wasn't a dealbreaker at all , but the option to play along with friends at the same place was
I bought the Charcoal black model in 2013 in the Czech republic, still works, I have the original box with charger and a case! Great piece of technology.
This made a great companion to the PS Vita, something to play UMDs and take out and about without the fear of losing or breaking it. All the missing features (e.g. ps store, online play) didn't matter as I had them on the Vita. A few more things that were great about the E1000: Power switch was not on the side so less discomfort/ accidental trigger. Led's on the top so they don't distract when viewing screen in the dark, in my experience good battery life and easy access to memory card (my psp had to share a memory stick with my camera back in the day so this was useful...)
I live in Europe and I remember everyone suddenly getting a PSP Street, because of how cheap it was and how easy it was to pirate. I don't know why you assume people probably don't know it exists, when in reality only US Americans won't know about it.
This by far my favorite PSP model. I really wanted to get into PSP but hated playing on the original models, they felt clunky, all the model screens had seperate issues and it was uncomfortable to hold. I was about to give up on PSP but then got to hold a street and instantly fell in love with it. I know love the PSP and have this little guy to thank for it. One of my favorite handheld consoles of all time
Funny enough, it's because of this model, the PSP became really popular where i live, because of the cheaper price and games being cheaper, it really boomed in sales, that's why everyone i know that had or has a PSP had this model and that generally due to the fact that around these parts, consoles are always at its most popular at the end of its lifecycle and when the new consoles comes out, because consoles at its cheapest. i was one of the few people i knew of, that had one of the older models before most kids couldn't even dream of having one.
Similar experience here, I got a PSP-1000 in 2007 when I was in 5th/6th class on Gymnasium (up to 4th we got only elementary/primary school) and after that we got three basic types of school in Germany, Gymnasium is the highest (only one where you can get Abitur what is needed for University), Realschule is the midrange and Hauptschule is the low-end. It's historically grown and rather unfair, so in the last two decades we got an increasing number of Gesamtschulen (integrated schools) which include all three. Long story short though I was on the "best" type of school most students had a DS because I guess it costed just 150€ while the PSP was for 250€ back then.
OMG the PSP Street! That was my first ever Playstation console I have so many fond memory of it! (Mostly KH BBS and Project DIVA) I honestly really enjoyed that "stripped down" look, it looked very clean and minimal.
Nice video 😊 I remember that. Fortunately i bought my "pearl white" PSP-3000 back in 2009. So i can continue to enjoy my games on a big screen by connecting the console via RGB cables.
No wifi , no stereo speakers , no tv out , fixed battery & poor build quality also misses out on brightness and music button's but what it has is among the best display in the entire psp model lineup btw I have both the street and 3000 model ...
I didn't know about this model until I purchased a new PSP around 10 years back, thought it looked a tad different and to my surprise, yeah - different model. A lot of fond memories on the PSP!
I had an original psp1000, got it when the 2000 was new as a gift from my dad. I didn't live in an area with DSL at the time so no online until years later, almost EOL, but I played a ton of midnight club 3 dub edition, and socom. It's nostalgic for me and the main driver for having a vita today with cfw. Adrenaline is giving me, and now my young son, the games that I played when I was a little guy.
I remember when this came out, it was super cheap, as were the greatest hits games. It was such good value. I didn't need one then as I had a 2000 and a Go at that point. I've owned one second hand since and I have to say it was quite nice. Screen was one of the best, not as many colours as 3000, but no scanline issues either. As crisp as the Go's, but bigger and better on the eyes. The build quality was pretty nice too coming mostly from playing on a slimmer model, felt better in the hands and more solidly built. Buttons were more clicky than mushy like earlier models too. Would've kept it if not for no battery access (prefer the ability to be able to change them), no wi-fi and mono speaker (can do stereo by headphones though!). If those things don't bother you and you find one cheap, go for it. Great little device to play some forgotten games from really great Playstation IP and relive Sony's great handheld period. I'd highly recommend the Syphon Filter's, Medievil Resurrection and Twisted Metal Head On if you've been a fan since PS1 like I have.
The street was fairly common here in my country, I got one after my original 2000 series broke. Wasn’t a big fan of it so I traded it for my friends 3000 model 😂 it just felt too “cheap” for me
I actually bought one back then, it also was my first ever PSP and honestly I didn’t need more than the Street. The lack of WiFi never bugged me personally, all I cared about was it being able to let me play games. I still have it too and still use it. Really enjoy using it to this day.
Honestly the Street should not have been a Budget Model. It should have had Bluetooth,Better Speakers,all standard features. This should have been the definitive PSP.
That's crazy that Monday April 1st '2024 is the first time I've ever heard of a PSP Street and I'm a hard core gamer, looks like I'm on the hunt now,🤣😁🎮✌️
they did, it was called the PS Vita. it failed miserably, mostly because the cowards didn't support it after launch and because they overpriced the fuck out of the proprietary memory cards. I own a Vita since 2013 and it feels kinda cozy to have the console lol, recently hacked it and enjoying it more than ever. Sony was so close to creating a Switch-like console before the Switch ever came out, it's crazy to think about. the greedy bastards won't try their hands at making one ever again.
It would probably be like a Panasonic Jungle or PSP Go for digital only, the size would be probably as big as a Switch/Steam Deck for inbetween or same as Steam Deck size (touchpads and all). Cartridge or disk no idea if they would care for production of them I always thought if a company did a cartridges on both console and the handheld and sold them separately but had the same hardware it would work but maybe, maybe not. The Vita is what it is though of ideas, execution of digital/physical handheld though, touchpads and so on just not the new IPs on it. The Vita is good they did ditch it and its sad I mean they support phones as niche devices (they make the cameras), the Vita was that for handhelds and they don't want to make a small audience handheld clearly but if world wide or mainstream success no.
That PSP is actually pretty sleek and almost ahead of its time designwise. No wifi would've been a dealbreaker though kind of like the Wii Mini. Good video and interesting hardware none the less.
my favorite model. dont care much about the cons because i modded it anyway and use headphones. battery was a lot better than any psp model. still running to this day!
Actually the PSP 1000-3000 series all had very dramatic hardware revisions, the screens being one of the three primary points. Between the 1000 vs the 2xxx or 3xxx, GO and Street (e1000) there was a specific revision regarding increased memory for the ram from 32MB to 64MB, and each new model of PSP having an alternative screen panel which increased it's max brightness. 3000 had a wider color range, and e1000 had a very badly calibrated screen (colors are washed out at max brightness). From 1xxx to the second and third models, the UMD drive was altered from a spring based hook/latch based system to a manual lid style that required you to pull the cover off.
I find it amusing how the PSPgo and PSPstreet are complete opposites one focusing on being premium compact and purely digital media based, the other cheep, bloated and relying entirely on discs (well you could then also copy games from PS3 store I suppose)
When my 3000 got it's back ripped off by my younger brother I got this and honestly loved it. I modded it as you kinda do with psps at this point and it was so so fun. Hated the start and select buttons being so squishy though.
i have psp-E1004 with SD card full of emulators im from Poland battery is easy to replace just pull disc door from right side to left then remove one philips screw then remove battery door and you can unplug battery and plug new my console is still clean and not scratched
I remember getting this PSP back in 2012 as a gift. Only lasted about a year before it fell on the concrete and it unfortunately broke. I remember having so many good memories playing it during road trips etc, so I bought the same one again earlier this year. Seriously, buying another one was such a good decision.
Sony is now currently in the mobile gaming business. I wonder if the new acquisition has anything to do with a new Playstation handheld device in the near future?
While it may sound nice to us playstation nerds, this is most likely not the case. Now that Nintendo Switch has taken over and the Steamdeck is on the rise, it would not be the best idea. Maybe somekind of digital only might be the case, but I doubt it.
@@labrats3d if they actually supported it and pushed hard for its success, it might prove to be a good bet. what I'm about to say is a pipe dream, but it would be cool if they at least renewed support for the Vita.
Honestly this design is really sleek imo and i want a PSP Street but why would sony Remove Wi-fi on such a cool device specially when its bigger than previous PSP models
To get the battery is pretty easy, you just have to “unlock” the holders which holds the back plate on its place. After that you have to uncover screw sticker and unscrew battery plate. I am going to change the battery, I want powerful one. Because mine has already low charge.
Hilariously my first psp and the one ive gamed on is this black model and i never realised😂 definitely still learning lore, but have some good memories of the psp👌🏼
This is the only model PSP I've ever owned. Sunk a lot of time into playing them, but always felt shafted by the lack of features compared to earlier models. However I think it feels better to hold than the older models. Still had plenty of great times though
The PSP model that allowed you to hook up to your TV was the best added feature Sony ever did for these handhelds. 🤩
@@PSVitaat2am so the PSP Go? you can hook it up to TV and since it has Bluetooth you can use a PS3 controller, it even had a Craddle accessory that would charge it while it connect to TV, basically like Switch, so cool but I know older models could technically connect to TV but just not as good.
@@alvzcizzler you can’t without the dock for psp go
@@user-yk1cw8im4h very untrue
imagine only owning a street model couldnt be me
The psp will forever hold a special place in my life. When I got one in 2006 I was only a 6th grader but the psp was my first introduction to online multiplayer with others. Medal Of Honor Heros supported 32 players in a match and was truly legendary for 2006. I remember playing endless hours of that game online. A year later I would ultimately get Xbox Live for Christmas and halo 3 would take over my friends & I’s lives but the psp got my online multiplayer foot wet first. I miss those handheld days.
Me too, I was blown away by its graphics at the time. And it still holds up to this day!
I was in the exact same boat. Had an OG Xbox but no Xbox Live, and the only game our computer could play at the time in 2006 was Runescape (which was pretty fun, to be fair). Aside from Runescape, the PSP was my first real foray into online games. I sunk so many hours into Medal of Honor, god knows how much time into Little Big Planet for the PSP, Phantasy Star, and eventually Fat Princess when it got ported over.
The PSP really came out at the perfect time. Wifi was pretty commonplace, but smartphones weren't a thing yet. Just being able to browse the Internet somewhere without a laptop was so novel at the time. Hell I remember using forums with chatrooms on them, and they somehow ran just fine on a PSP. It was all pretty cool.
@@PSVitaat2am I didn't expect you to be here 😳
Same, same & SAME
Sus
I owned all PSP models except PSPGo but this Street Model is my favourite to replay classic PSP games on! I love the simplicity of it and that fingerprint free matt finish reminds me of my beloved PS2 & PS3 Slim console. I still play my PSP Street on a daily basis and bring it with me on journeys. I always wished they released a VITA with this Matt black finish
Hello. I got my psp street many years ago. Back then i didn’t even know it had different modes. Since you owned all of them (except for go), did you notice any differences in performance between the street and the other models?
Man when the PSP had a lot of success back in the day and I remember having it for myself, it was iconic.
It really was, you could say it was the Mercedes of handhelds for its day! 😁
@@PSVitaat2am Nice words 👍🏽 I like the part when you said “Mercedes” 😹
@@PSVitaat2am in term of specs it not close to Mercedes
Man I had no idea this model was as unique as it is, definitely a late era model with the cost cutting features and such.
Just like the Game Boy Micro and Wii mini the budget redesigns are now the most expensive.
My first PSP was a PSP Street, I was very sad when I knew that it hadn't WiFi. I loved it anyway. Good memories playing Crash Tag Team Racing only had 3 games, but their were awesome.
CTTR is a classic, so much fun playing that one
I had this PSP!! I’m from India and getting this was such a good feeling back then. Then, went on to buy PS4 and currently on a PS5. But man, you’ll forever remember the games that you used to play during childhood!
And i own a Gaming PC 😆 . FATHER OF ALL PS CONSOLES EVER MADE IN HISTORY !!
@@DhruvGamer77 Consoles and PCs are separate entities that utilise their hardware very differently an example of this would be that usually consoles will play on 30 FPS but utilise cleaver tricks, tricking the user thinking that the game is played at a higher framerate also consoles lack moding capabilities due to the fact that they are locked down to the OS that the company (SONY or Microsoft or Nintendo) developed. This can be good and bad. Pros of having a locked down OS is that hacking in games is harder to accomplish although not imposable, the CONS of such a system is that you can be locked out of some games that you may want to play, PCs don't have to deal with this issue as much.
Spoiled
This one was always interesting to me, considering this is basically the exact inverse of a PSP Go.
A part of me has always wanted on of these. I really like the form factor and the matte finish.
imagine getting something like this for 99e nowadays
Still one of the greatest handhelds ever!
Hey, it's you! Love the videos man.
nah nds was the greatest both in sale, hardware innovation and library
Vita forever!!
@@user-yk1cw8im4h lmao nintentoddler
@@idkanymore3382 lmao fanboy he is stating open to public facts
Best screen, most comfortable and no fingerprints make this the best PSP model.
Agreed!
Other than the screen and the horrible "buttons" under the screen - facts
PSP Go is by far the best. Lol.
@@71bw I agree the under screen buttons are not great, but the screen is the best. Good colours but without the scanline issue of the 3000, and no ghosting like the 2000.
@@nexxusty I love the big screen and full size buttons and d-pad on the original design.
This model was very popular here in Portugal
This channel is truly Mystical
That’s funny because it’s a pun on his channel name, his channel name is mystic, and you described it as mystical, picking an adjective that is almost the exact same thing as his channel name, which is pretty mystical
@@BongRipahahahahahahahahahahaha
Wow this is some nostalgia... I remember getting a psp 3000 in the summer of 2009. We had pretty much just come off a 14 hour flight home and my parents finally realized the limitations of our Gameboy advance SP handhelds.
when i had the psp 3000 my cousin got the psp street and i was jealous because the look of it was so cool, i loved it, little i knew , noticed fast that it didn't have wlan, and that was the worst about it , at the time actuall wifi wasn't a dealbreaker at all , but the option to play along with friends at the same place was
This was my first introduction to PSP. It inspired me to start a collection. Now I have the PSP Go and 1000. Working on getting the 2000 and the 3000.
I bought the Charcoal black model in 2013 in the Czech republic, still works, I have the original box with charger and a case! Great piece of technology.
This is the only PSP I bought. Best screen out of all of them. Love this thing to bits.
This made a great companion to the PS Vita, something to play UMDs and take out and about without the fear of losing or breaking it. All the missing features (e.g. ps store, online play) didn't matter as I had them on the Vita.
A few more things that were great about the E1000:
Power switch was not on the side so less discomfort/ accidental trigger. Led's on the top so they don't distract when viewing screen in the dark, in my experience good battery life and easy access to memory card (my psp had to share a memory stick with my camera back in the day so this was useful...)
I agree on the button position changes
The PSP was something else!
I live in Europe and I remember everyone suddenly getting a PSP Street, because of how cheap it was and how easy it was to pirate. I don't know why you assume people probably don't know it exists, when in reality only US Americans won't know about it.
US Americans live in a bubble man loool
This by far my favorite PSP model. I really wanted to get into PSP but hated playing on the original models, they felt clunky, all the model screens had seperate issues and it was uncomfortable to hold. I was about to give up on PSP but then got to hold a street and instantly fell in love with it. I know love the PSP and have this little guy to thank for it. One of my favorite handheld consoles of all time
The Street is the thickest and heaviest model, yet you say the other models felt ' clunky'. 😂
Funny enough, it's because of this model, the PSP became really popular where i live, because of the cheaper price and games being cheaper, it really boomed in sales, that's why everyone i know that had or has a PSP had this model and that generally due to the fact that around these parts, consoles are always at its most popular at the end of its lifecycle and when the new consoles comes out, because consoles at its cheapest.
i was one of the few people i knew of, that had one of the older models before most kids couldn't even dream of having one.
Similar experience here, I got a PSP-1000 in 2007 when I was in 5th/6th class on Gymnasium (up to 4th we got only elementary/primary school) and after that we got three basic types of school in Germany, Gymnasium is the highest (only one where you can get Abitur what is needed for University), Realschule is the midrange and Hauptschule is the low-end.
It's historically grown and rather unfair, so in the last two decades we got an increasing number of Gesamtschulen (integrated schools) which include all three.
Long story short though I was on the "best" type of school most students had a DS because I guess it costed just 150€ while the PSP was for 250€ back then.
I own a PSP E-1000 ! It's awesome, love the stripped down bare bones aspect and it's super clean look. #Street
I always wanted one of these! Probably the ideal way to experience old PSP games nowadays.
I'm going to try and find a white model of this one. I'm in the US so might be hard but I'm sure it's possible
I did actually forget all about this model! Great video. The machine looks great despite the cutbacks.
This one was pretty popular here in India. I have so many fond memories with it. Good old days.
OMG the PSP Street!
That was my first ever Playstation console I have so many fond memory of it! (Mostly KH BBS and Project DIVA)
I honestly really enjoyed that "stripped down" look, it looked very clean and minimal.
Little fun fact in Greece this was the most popular model (and also the cheapest used around 45 euros)
45 euros if you bought it used or in retails?
@siluor used sorry that I didn't mention it
Nice video 😊
I remember that.
Fortunately i bought my "pearl white" PSP-3000 back in 2009.
So i can continue to enjoy my games on a big screen by connecting the console via RGB cables.
I have this one. Playing it even nowadays. I am also planning to get Vita since never owned that one.
I remember first time seeing the ad on TV about this PSP. There was a lot of marketing for it.
That was my first and only PSP, as I was little and they were just about to stop being sold.
No wifi , no stereo speakers , no tv out , fixed battery & poor build quality also misses out on brightness and music button's but what it has is among the best display in the entire psp model lineup btw I have both the street and 3000 model ...
I didn't know about this model until I purchased a new PSP around 10 years back, thought it looked a tad different and to my surprise, yeah - different model. A lot of fond memories on the PSP!
Nice to see and check out. When it comes to PSP, my favorite has to be the 3000.
I had an original psp1000, got it when the 2000 was new as a gift from my dad. I didn't live in an area with DSL at the time so no online until years later, almost EOL, but I played a ton of midnight club 3 dub edition, and socom. It's nostalgic for me and the main driver for having a vita today with cfw. Adrenaline is giving me, and now my young son, the games that I played when I was a little guy.
PSP is the best portable game console till right now 2022. i have 3k type and still playable, very good machine
I picked up a brand new E1000 at Big W for $50 in 2014 when they were getting rid of all their PSP stuff.
I remember when this came out, it was super cheap, as were the greatest hits games. It was such good value. I didn't need one then as I had a 2000 and a Go at that point. I've owned one second hand since and I have to say it was quite nice. Screen was one of the best, not as many colours as 3000, but no scanline issues either. As crisp as the Go's, but bigger and better on the eyes. The build quality was pretty nice too coming mostly from playing on a slimmer model, felt better in the hands and more solidly built. Buttons were more clicky than mushy like earlier models too. Would've kept it if not for no battery access (prefer the ability to be able to change them), no wi-fi and mono speaker (can do stereo by headphones though!). If those things don't bother you and you find one cheap, go for it. Great little device to play some forgotten games from really great Playstation IP and relive Sony's great handheld period. I'd highly recommend the Syphon Filter's, Medievil Resurrection and Twisted Metal Head On if you've been a fan since PS1 like I have.
The street was fairly common here in my country, I got one after my original 2000 series broke. Wasn’t a big fan of it so I traded it for my friends 3000 model 😂 it just felt too “cheap” for me
I feel bad for your friend
Are you sure you were “friends”
didn't have a street, but rather a pearl white 3000 (modnation racers bundle) that i still have today. the pearl white is absolutely beautiful
Love my PSP Fat, PSP Go And PSP 5008!❤
The PSP Street is the only PSP Model I ever played and I have over 50 PSP games in my collection. It is all good.
So much nostalgic memories watching this, had the glossy 3000 model 🔥🔥
This is a good option for physical only library and since used market still has tons of cheap psp games, it's a viable option
This October will mark my psp streets 10 year anniversary, the best device I’ve ever owned
I actually bought one back then, it also was my first ever PSP and honestly I didn’t need more than the Street.
The lack of WiFi never bugged me personally, all I cared about was it being able to let me play games.
I still have it too and still use it. Really enjoy using it to this day.
Our local tech shop had it in store for yrs.😊
Yessir, been collecting my PSPs recently. Had my stolen back when I was a kid now I got 3 out of 5. Finna hunt down the PSPgo & the E1000.
I’ve never heard of it! Excited to learn more.
In the video, I find it amusing that Jim Ryan is in it and looks exactly the same back then as he does now
Honestly the Street should not have been a Budget Model. It should have had Bluetooth,Better Speakers,all standard features. This should have been the definitive PSP.
Like the PS Vita was I guess (I think it was backwards compatible with digital PSP games).
@@gogreengameon2146 Yup you can even unlock the PSP XMB with an exploit on Vita. Street was the budget PSP, Vita was the definitive "PSP".
@@troeling Had the Vita had a UMD drive I would agree.
@@troeling what is the exploit?
@@Volition_To_The_Max Henkaku + Adrenaline eCFW
I used to spend tons of hours on my PSP street. Recently remembered I still have this thing and i'm surprised by all the recent content it is getting.
This model was so popular in my contry, there wasnt any psp 2000 or smth there was only psp street model, and this is the psp i have ever owned.
I still have my PSP Street and have just over 45 games
That's crazy that Monday April 1st '2024 is the first time I've ever heard of a PSP Street and I'm a hard core gamer, looks like I'm on the hunt now,🤣😁🎮✌️
Wow, I have multiples of every other PSP model, but had no idea this even existed.
Dam i love the psp, i just love how it's a portable ps2 and you can connect through remote play too. Very great and underrated console
Damn, Sony needs to make another handheld ASAP
They would probably make it digital only. For someone like me who owns almost all games as a disc, this would be dissappinting.
they did, it was called the PS Vita. it failed miserably, mostly because the cowards didn't support it after launch and because they overpriced the fuck out of the proprietary memory cards. I own a Vita since 2013 and it feels kinda cozy to have the console lol, recently hacked it and enjoying it more than ever. Sony was so close to creating a Switch-like console before the Switch ever came out, it's crazy to think about. the greedy bastards won't try their hands at making one ever again.
It would probably be like a Panasonic Jungle or PSP Go for digital only, the size would be probably as big as a Switch/Steam Deck for inbetween or same as Steam Deck size (touchpads and all). Cartridge or disk no idea if they would care for production of them I always thought if a company did a cartridges on both console and the handheld and sold them separately but had the same hardware it would work but maybe, maybe not. The Vita is what it is though of ideas, execution of digital/physical handheld though, touchpads and so on just not the new IPs on it. The Vita is good they did ditch it and its sad I mean they support phones as niche devices (they make the cameras), the Vita was that for handhelds and they don't want to make a small audience handheld clearly but if world wide or mainstream success no.
PSP 3000 is peak model. I wish I had my 3000 model but I'm happy with my 16gb PSP GO.
Not the only one that had a matte back
The psp 1000 also had a matte back
This felt like a fever dream after PSPgo. It looks very inline with the Slim PS3, I like it.
Still rocking my bright neon pink PSP 1000. Never knew about the Street despite being in a PAL territory, very cool
Ohh I had the Street one. I was so small, I didn't even know the differences between the models, so I was very happy 😅
That PSP is actually pretty sleek and almost ahead of its time designwise. No wifi would've been a dealbreaker though kind of like the Wii Mini. Good video and interesting hardware none the less.
my favorite model. dont care much about the cons because i modded it anyway and use headphones. battery was a lot better than any psp model. still running to this day!
This is literally the cleanest look compared to all the psps ever made😭
This was the only psp I ever had :,)
I was just thinking about the PSP yesterday haha. Looking forward to the video!
All these compromises and it's still thicker? Wild
Weirdly enough, this is the only console I've ever gotten, it's still kinda workin, the audio is crackly and the battery kinda sucks now, but its cool
These do just have the best psp screens
Actually the PSP 1000-3000 series all had very dramatic hardware revisions, the screens being one of the three primary points.
Between the 1000 vs the 2xxx or 3xxx, GO and Street (e1000) there was a specific revision regarding increased memory for the ram from 32MB to 64MB, and each new model of PSP having an alternative screen panel which increased it's max brightness. 3000 had a wider color range, and e1000 had a very badly calibrated screen (colors are washed out at max brightness).
From 1xxx to the second and third models, the UMD drive was altered from a spring based hook/latch based system to a manual lid style that required you to pull the cover off.
I find it amusing how the PSPgo and PSPstreet are complete opposites one focusing on being premium compact and purely digital media based, the other cheep, bloated and relying entirely on discs (well you could then also copy games from PS3 store I suppose)
i had one of those couple of years ago, recently bought one with Motorstorm and Ridge Racer for 43 euro, love it
I still have a working PSP Go. The PSP was such a great system back in the day and thanks to CFW it was a nice retro handheld for the day.
When my 3000 got it's back ripped off by my younger brother I got this and honestly loved it. I modded it as you kinda do with psps at this point and it was so so fun. Hated the start and select buttons being so squishy though.
i have psp-E1004 with SD card full of emulators im from Poland battery is easy to replace just pull disc door from right side to left then remove one philips screw then remove battery door and you can unplug battery and plug new my console is still clean and not scratched
Brings back lot of memories.
I need a PSP so bad… :(
I remember getting this PSP back in 2012 as a gift. Only lasted about a year before it fell on the concrete and it unfortunately broke.
I remember having so many good memories playing it during road trips etc, so I bought the same one again earlier this year. Seriously, buying another one was such a good decision.
this video is a relic to me because my father throwed mine to the wall when i was a kid
I had this one. Only this one. In fact I still have it. It's beat up as heck, but still works perfectly, and holds a good charge.
Have you modded it?
Sony is now currently in the mobile gaming business. I wonder if the new acquisition has anything to do with a new Playstation handheld device in the near future?
There is no evidence about a new handheld whatsoever
@@unicorntomboy9736well that's unfortunate but that doesn't mean they're not. Maybe it's a secret?
I’m hoping too mannn, we will see tho.
While it may sound nice to us playstation nerds, this is most likely not the case. Now that Nintendo Switch has taken over and the Steamdeck is on the rise, it would not be the best idea.
Maybe somekind of digital only might be the case, but I doubt it.
@@labrats3d if they actually supported it and pushed hard for its success, it might prove to be a good bet. what I'm about to say is a pipe dream, but it would be cool if they at least renewed support for the Vita.
I'd actually like one of these.
I still have mine and play it every so often
I bought one of these recently to add to my collection, just need a 2000/3000. Will justify it soon. Enjoy your PsP street m8
Wanted to pick up one of these shortly after I sold my PSP 3000 in 2012,regretted selling it. But the mono speaker put me off.
The PSP was something else, such an amazing handheld
That’s the only model I have that isn’t torn apart from younger me, although the battery inside is long gone
Just for the sake of curiosity, what is in that tiny tank on your desk to the side of your computer monitor?
I have this same model. In this is the best PSP I have still alive
My favourite handheld console until Ps Vita came out , still got it and also PSP Go!
Honestly this design is really sleek imo and i want a PSP Street but why would sony Remove Wi-fi on such a cool device specially when its bigger than previous PSP models
I need to get a PSP. I’ve missed out on so much. PSP, PS3, PS Vita…
PSP is my favorite game console
To get the battery is pretty easy, you just have to “unlock” the holders which holds the back plate on its place. After that you have to uncover screw sticker and unscrew battery plate. I am going to change the battery, I want powerful one. Because mine has already low charge.
Why? Did Sony thought this would clear physical games in stores?
Really interested in the business concept
Hilariously my first psp and the one ive gamed on is this black model and i never realised😂 definitely still learning lore, but have some good memories of the psp👌🏼
Ryan keep the ps vids coming man… love ‘em!!!