I sincerely hope you enjoy the result of this way-too-long long project. I will now shift my focus on finishing the next Pepega Mod and some smaller videos. Can't wait to show you what's in store for the future! 😁 I want to give an extended 'thank you' to my editor James. Without him this project would have taken even longer to come out as I've started having severe issues with my PC recently. Usually I don't ask for this but please consider dropping a like and sharing this video with your friends. It makes all the countless hours spent worth it 💛
Midnight Club 3 was one of the games that really sold me on this console. It was absolutely mindblowing that what was practically a full PS2 title was on a handheld, let alone that it also played really well
Fun fact about Undercover PSP: I was playing through the game on an emulator myself when I clipped through a barrier in a race and began driving around all of the districts in the game. Initiating police chases, hitting traffic, just exploring the in-game world that actually gets loaded for every single race. The game was very much capable of open world, I think the devs just didn't do it because of time crunch.
Yeah, the game has one race where its too simple to clip through arrow texture, and explore rest of the world on your own, so without this we would never know that open world exits 😆
@@purwantiallan5089 I mean you're not wrong. The last NFS game that had decent physics and gameplay I think was Rivals (2014). Say what you will but I friggin love Rivals
@@wieldylattice3015 the pursuit theme of rivals is just scary hahaha. And cool! The physics of the car is pretty real also. It has weight. And the world building is also epic!
@@purwantiallan5089 so cops with more weight, stopping power, rubber banding that is so annoying and the fact that they cannot be taken down. NFSMW5-1-0 is absolute dogshit. (i have played it on my psp and i will never get the hours spent on it back) it is by all means a shitty cash grab for the psp. bland race tracks, no story on why the fuck where you challenging 15 (yes fifteen. the PC version had 10. even tho the extra 5 were just added just to pad out the boring gameplay) blacklist racers. its just so painfully bad and is not even faithful to the PC version.
Something not mentioned in the video, in street supremacy. After you complete the campaign for the first time, you unlock a new game+ feature where you can join any of the team including the ones outside of the three starter teams. And once you beat all of your team leader, you unlock their cars to use in time attack mode
Yeah, you got the hardest & longest track and 600 cars from a bunch of car brands AND A hell lot of license tests Sadly,not a lot of stuff to do in the game but it’s understandable considering the hardware it runs on
GT mode. The most important mode for Gran Turismo is non existent which was a terrible shame because it would have been one of the best games on the console. I know it was practically impossible but a shame none the less
Coming from GT4 I was gutted it didn't have a proper GT mode, it had lots of cars and a great selection of tracks, but imo it was completely lifeless, and especially not having the ability to upgrade cars made me lose all emotional attachment to the cars I had. Not a bad game, especially if you've never played a GT game before, but super disappointing to me. :(
@@PaulTheFox1988 More than a flaw i think is more of a design perspective imo, as the career mode of GT4 (which was very long) wouldnt fit on a get go short experience. Its a different type of game for sure, but good enough in what it wants to be.
1:07:34 Burnout Legends' development was actually started as a port of Burnout 3 before being turned into its own thing. 1:21:55 Split/Second PSP is actually based on beta versions of the game. There are footages of the beta that you can find online. The PSP is faithful to the beta's menus and tracks, like 1:23:55, where the consoles/PC versions has that section replaced by going under the terminal instead of inside. I believe that the entire subplot about the Most Wanted DS was there so Dustin can justify showing himself for the ending. XD
I never experienced any bugs playing burnout legends, I think the only one I can think of is the guardrail on one of the europe maps (It has like a small village and that big bridge leading into a tunnel in the mountains in like a grassy/desertee area) where if you grind up against the one spot you will instantly crash. besides that, bugless experience 15 hours in.
@@Falconhawk3784Yeah, these bugs are caused by the increased emulated clock speeds PPSSPP uses for emulation, happens on the Vita's ePSP too. It also causes a glitch with some car models colliding with their own tires, leading to them being slower or way faster than intended.
Burnout Dominator deserves a shoutout, it ditches the crash mode but incorporates the continuous boosting mechanic of Burnout 1 and 2 with 3's takedowns, so it's very fun to chain burnout, crash down opponents, and avoid traffic.
I had played, and 100%-ed it baby. It's actually great, housing a great soundrack(i've heard Avril L. there for the first time, and N.E.R.D, L.C.D Soundsystem might as well be added there), memorable tracks, litteral mayhem and more. Too bad that it didn't caught up in remembrance as it's bigger brothers like Revenge or even Paradise.
For TDU, I have it on PSP, and the frame rate was never an issue. Even with the fastest cars, I found the cars manageable, except I did struggle with my brake markers, though that's due to the speed that corners can come up on you
@@crack4184 Yeah, he shouldn't assume the game performs badly just because the emulator does. It'd be like complaining a game has bugs, while emulating.
Yeah i don't believe TDU was a pain in the Ass when i'm playing it on the PSP, though for my PSP specifically (i don't know if this is also the case for other PSP) it started to glitch kinda when i overclock the clock speed. Maybe it was the reason why it run poorly on PPSSPP but then again it also could be another issues entirely like Device Specific issues for example.
@@someguy9204 As someone who's first game was Star Wing (Star Fox for the rest of the world), I agree. 20 fps doesn't phase me, given that Star Wing would slow down at times, and I use the drops in fps to my advantage
"You can't even fight back as police vehicles in this game not only have infinite torque but chassis made out of granite." - Raycevick during NFSMW - 15 Years Later "This is an E10 rated Need for Speed game about street racing where you unironically play as a murderer and the game concludes you with hugging Sarah against the sunset with triumphant music." - Raycevick during Carbon Own the City segment of NFS Carbon 15 Years Later
@@stevemclovin1566 That's the weirdest part of the story, they just kinda vaguely imply the player's brother was an asshole to Sarah. But even if they had a scene where he's explicitly shown beating her, the player character still comes off like a total simp trying to get laid. The worst part is that most of the female crew members are better than Sarah anyways. God that game is a mess but I love it dearly.
@@Calvin_Coolage it's very easy to have Sarah be the one that had your brother killed, got you unintentionally harmed, left to hide herself and then lied to save herself unless I'm missing something.
Unfortunately Nintendo consoles after the 64 had weaker racing game libraries: or the console almost doesnt have much racing games (Switch) or they are riddled with awful Mario Kart clones (Wii). At leas the DS had quite a bit of decent racing games even though the PSP had more. The 3DS is quite sad on this regard, the amount of racing games you can count on your hands and good ones on a single hand.
@@aaryeshg.6526 I wish I had a PSP instead of a DS. The racing games are still very very fun even by today's standards. The racing games were so superior.
Another fun fact about GT PSP: It started out as a port of GT4, then during development was changed to try to be a port of GT5, before finally settling on what we got. But in the game files, the game is still referred to as “GT5M,” or GT5 Mobile.
played for like 5min at school friend gave me a fighting game, loved the psp for the 5minutes, but u can play on Emulator and im sure Eden used an emulator for image clarity. When u watch old games on youtube and its for entertainment purpose its sometimes emulated for a better image, but not always! actually idk if eden used emu.
@@sebastiankulche Actually doesn't are, the difficulty are desbalanced with the invencible cops spinning you car, boring and repetitive track layouts, outdated sound effects from Underground 1, no rivals cutscenes from console versions (weird how they ported only the intro), less cars than Underground Rivals and boring gameplay.
@@Victor_2000s Imo Underground Rivals was way more boring, just with a slighty more polished experience. It reused more tracks than MW, and the game looks worse.
@@twistedaxles9126 3DS might be easier for him since I know he has one and it's a bit easier to emulate. Also the Wii U didn't have too many racing games anyway, like maybe 3 or 4 if you exclude fun racers
I've been looking forward to this video and honestly, it was worth all the wait, I genuinely wasn't expecting DS Most Wanted having a crisis, it was quite enjoying seeing this little story unfold as well as all the racing games that the PSP have, that's is imo one of the best videos i've watched and was totally worth the wait, thanks Eden for not giving up on this project and still making a video even with all that happened and still putting such care and passion, and thanks JamesVariety for helping editing and making this great video, It was not only enjoyable but made me discover some psp games that I had no idea would exist or be good, anyway, thanks for everything both of you and all the people supporting eden and hope everyone had a blast watching the video and a great day.
Apparently according to the dev diary of Carbon OTC, the drafter was almost cut due to its mechanic's. So they came up with the mechanic's you see in the game called "SuckForce".
WOW! it's 3 AM and here I am watching a 2 hour long video about PSP racing games. And best part of it, I could have easily watched another hour! This video gave me so much nostalgia of the Golden age of street racing games. Seeing all the games I had fun with, the ones I did not have fun with and those that I didn't even get to try, showcased in such interesting and deep manner. Truly amazing job, well done!!!
It’s very interesting to see these games as someone who has never played them. The limitations a system can have will sometimes bring really unique games/ideas. This video was really good. Keep up the good work.
While I don’t agree with some of your opinions regarding some games, I’m so glad a video was made regarding racing games on the PSP. Had lots of memories playing these games growing up.
A trick to make older games look "better" is to not upscale them that much. PSP games look best at around 2-3x upscaling, PS1 and PS2 games look best to me at the regular scale. The imperfections and low-poly models are hidden by the crunch when you don't upscale and it is more true to what the designers of the games intended, the models and textures in RR2 are certainly less obviously low-res when the res is low. Also, RR2 is a fantastic game, the vibes are immaculate.
This was a fantastic video to listen to , many games that I never knew existed for the PSP and so many of them looked really good, congratz on finishing this massive project! ❤
When I was in Advanced Individual Training on active duty, I kept a PSP with a copy of NFS under my pillow and after the cadre came through for head count and left for the night, I pulled that baby out and gave the AI the business.
This video alone made me tear up, It is nice to finally reunite with PSP racing games of which I dearly enjoyed as a child. Thankfully with emulators I was able to ROM up the games I used to play and finally relive those times and cry even more.
If you enjoyed this mini ridge racer game, you should definitely try Ridge Racer Type 4 on PS1 or on an emulator - beautiful game with a cult following and mega soundtrack. Awesome drift system.
you can play type 4 on your psp as well, but ridge racer 2 is not a "mini" ridge racer game, it includes everything from ridge racer type 4 and everything before, plus new content. RR2 for the PSP and RR1 on the same system too, are considered by most to be the most content packed in the series.
I just started the video and this is amazing, what a huge project! Love this channel, actual research behind the topics, well edited and written, and all by one of the masterminds behind the Pepega franchise. I know it's early, but great job!
Great one Dustin! I played the hell out of GT PSP back on my PSP to the point of unlocking all difficulty settings for all races, it was hell. The game actually has one extra final weird gimmick mechanic, and it's actually tied to Gran Turismo 5: You can link the PSP while running it to a PS3 running GT5, and you can transfer over a selection of cars from your garage so that they can be used in Arcade mode. Originally the manual mentioned you'd be able to use it career, but they just limited to Arcade. The real funny thing of the mechanic is, get this: It's the PSP car models on the PS3. So it's completely separate models. Which includes unique variants of vehicles that are only available as Premium cars in the normal game.
Great video as always. Definitely brought back the nostalgia of Granturismo, Carbon, Underground Rivials, and Most wanted 5-1-0. Honestly my biggest gripe with 5-1-0 was the design decision for slow cars on fast paced tracks and fast cars on tight cornered tracks. I hated the final boss battle with Razor and it took many attempts to beat it back in the day.
31:05 SUV goes past and hits the car's rear side. A split second after the car's right door and the roof get bent out of shape while the rear is fine. Amazing.
growing up with a PSP and a knack for driving games, playing a lot of these games, the video has been a great nostalgia trip and critique piece for games i both played and never played. will forever miss the times of recruiting and using street supremacy wanderers to conquer tokyo, the banging base gameplay and soundtrack of ridge racer, the overall greatness of MCLA remix and messing about in the two Burnout games among other things, in and out of the collection of games you've mentioned here. good times.
That game was developed by Sumo Digital, who also did the PSP port of Split/Second. Well, I wouldn't say port as in a one to one port, many things have been changed for that version other than the graphics, examples include Airport Terminal using the beta layout seen in one of the trailers for the game proper, physics being questionable at points (no joke, any of the tracks that involve the carrier ship route changer will occasionally cause your car to clip through the world after landing, and it doesn't get better on the inside, as even that as issues, sometimes your car will flip like it's a hot wheels game), menus being based on the beta, extra tracks from the Survival mode, cars having different stats, and more. The Sumo Digital version of the game was heavily based on some parts of the game's Beta, which had been leaked and there are videos of the beta on RUclips.
He also missed out on Colin McRae Rally 2005 Plus. It's nearly a one-to-one port of the PS2 version. There was also Race Driver 2006 which was exclusive to the PSP and for some reason it crashes ppsspp emulator when I try to start a particular race as well. Never been able to finish this game due to that weird issue.
He also missed out on Sega Rally and the two WipEout games. I think the simple fact is, the PSP was such a haven for racing games, there are just too many to cover in a single video
The ridiculous amount of coverage in this video is unmatched. Well done. This is truly a masterpiece in all aspects. The skits inbetween and the curb stomp of the MW05 DS at the end gives this video infinetly more character than any other longform series of reviews i have ever seen.
I feel like everybody forgot the two pursuit force games, not 100% racing games, but driving was the core part of the game. One of the best PSP exclusive title, it was truly unique and well made. I wish the franchise had continued...
TDU for PSP goes so far back for me. I can remember playing it as a toddler no more than 3 years old. I believe it is the root cause for my interest in cars today. Such a great game
As a DS kid I felt left out of the racing hype back in the day, and a bit jealous of the PSP. They may not hold up perfectly to modern titles, but this was very satisfying to watch!
I trust you’re being objective about which game is best, but Street Supremacy is 10/10 in my book. The fun part about it is when you beat the game you can start over and be a part of ANY crew, not just the 3 you can choose in the beginning. Customization is neat, and the wanderer’s (not part of any crew) have certain specifications that need to be done to recruit them to your team. Like winning with no NOS, not hitting any walls, driving with no brake modifications ect. Unique and fun racer for the time.
Great video! There truly are some gems on the system. Small note: I think the video would flow better without a "couch" segment between EVERY game. I think showing one every 3 or 4 games would be better, since they tend to get repetitive. I had the same though about the DS video as well.
I say this with 100% honesty: you're one of the best youtube reviewers I've ever seen. Your objectiveness, knowledge about the games and their surrounding context and amount of commentary you can cram into 10ish minute segments for each game is nothing short of remarkable. Congrats for your effort, skill and talent :)
Dustin, without no doubt This is by far the best reviews I've seen this year! This just show how amazing PSP gaming consoles for emulating those racing game experience for handheld size, even tho with some slightly drawback for some of it Especially, thanks to PSP, I can enjoy some amazing racing like in PS2 on the go, whatever straight up port from PS2, spin-off, or even Original Mixes like Midnight Club Los Angeles Also, How funny the confrontation between you and the Most Wanted DS which become the "sh##" of racing game ini handheld and you just went straight up AVGN moves at the end Overall, what an amazing reviews I just wanna said thanks to you ofc and whoever involve in this amazing reviews of PSP Retrospective Racing Games that I've been wait since that DS videos Thank You Very Much!
Test Drive Unlimited has a low framerate cap because of the continuous map, if you uncap it on real hardware and drive a fast enough car then the road and scenery start to disappear, you can even drive off the edge of the map. It actually plays fine on real hardware and since the original PSP-1000 has a pretty blurry screen, you really don't want it to run any faster.
Thanks for the explanation! I was using a 60fps cheat on CwCheat/Vita before. Game was probably highly tuned to run as good as it can on stock hardware settings. Game is still a great time. 🙂
This video is expertly written! Nice to see MotorStorm on the list. I highly recommend MotorStorm Pacific Rift as well. It's one of the most fun arcade racing games ever, like a crazier version of Dirt 2.
2011 PSP my old racing games •Burnout:Legends (bought by parents,still have) •Midnight club LA REMIX (step-brother,still have) •Motorstorm Arctic Edge(Step brother) (From my dad's friend from work) •MX vs ATV •juiced eliminator (Self bought) •Need for Speed Shift(still have) •Gran Turismo
i think the fact this is emulated definitely has an effect on playing quality (for instance, the 60 fps patch for TDU, is that a thing you can even do on the physical psp?). Ive got a ridiculous amount of time on burnout on a physical psp, and none of the physics issues are present for the crash mode. like something could look scuffed like its ice skating, but the weird bumper cars glitch is something ive never seen in like 400 hours of gameplay. same with the takedowns shooting cars below the map, i have seen that happen but it is super rare. I feel like something with the emus may be muddle physics with burnout, seems like certain titles dont like to run at all emulated, but it is pretty fucking impressive we can emulate these old games and continue to enjoy them. just recently got my psp set up with infinity, im going to give a few of these a try.
not sure about the other issues but I can also agree that taken down cars going below the map is quite rare or not as common as depicted in the vid on native hardware from what i remember growing up
I never had the cars go under the map that often even when I emulated it with PPSSPP lol 60fps TDU is probably possible with either Action Replay or CWCheat, at the expense of battery life I'd assume
Funny how on DS most Need for Speed games were among the best in the library while on the PSP they were usually among the worst, just shows that PSP had way higher standards for games and churning out 6 games in a span of 5 years was not a good idea.
Well made video, I like RUclipsrs who add in a bit of comedy too, nice to see MW DS make a return hahaha. Thank you for this nice, concise and detailed video! Will check out alot of these games on my PSP-3000. I'm still gutted Rockstar never made a new Midnight Club. They absolutely were the kings of street racing back then.
Need for Speed Most Wanted 5-1-0 was my first Need for Speed game as a kid. I remember getting and playing it 24/7 on my PSP. I thought it was the best racing game yet and literally last week I played the PS2 version and was extremely surprised how different the game was to the PSP port. Overall, I had fond memories of Most Wanted on the PSP, even the soundtrack brings back nostalgia.
Great video! Took some time but you managed to come through. TDU was technically a port of the PS2 version that came with the flatter textures and simplyfied graphics. Still a marvel that they managed to port it to mobile.
NFS Carbon for the PSP was better than the PS2 version. I usually hate it when handheld versions of games are completely different than console ones but Christmas 2006 was epic
This is a video I didn't know I needed.. All those years I could not remember the name of some games but here they are. Definitly gonna get some of those games for the PSP again
Nascar on the psp is underrated. It's one for one the console game minus the team commands but you got all the divisions and tracks with little sacrifice.
Loved this one so much!!! PSP is one of my favorite consoles of all time and racing is one of my favorite genres, the effort you put into this is insane. Just for turning a DS game into a character in the video, giving it somehow a personality and a background is something to cheer, you basically gave a DS game a lore 😂 this goes down as one of my all time favs YT videos, no doubt I will revisit it, good work‼
I bought my own PSP-3000 back in 2018(which sadly is out of order right now) used for 50€ from Berlin and it came with Gran Turismo and Ridge Racer 1. My first played game on the PSP wasn't Gran Turismo, it was Ridge Racer and i loved it.
Just to note. Glitches and bugs should be taken with a grain of salt, emulating games is not always perfect so bugs and glitches may pop up due to emulation errors.
As someone who isnt a fan of the Gran Turismo games i enjoyed a lot more than i expected the PSP port. Imo it was very underrated and is one of my most played PSP games due to its content. Possibly GT fans expected other things, but for me this game has all the things i want that the other Gran Turismo games didnt have. Good video btw, would you make videos like this about other platforms?
@@mansreallysaid Licenses arent mandatory, cockpit view, crashing into things doesnt make you faster, AI actually tries to not hit you, handling is way more accessible, and a more "free play style" of game like those old racing games where you do races for fun in any track with any car with any configuration, without career restrictions basically.
@@mansreallysaid i've played both psp and console versions. I think after tweaking the controls for manual handling on the psp version, i find it exceptionally fun and easy to pick up. Possibly it's easier to control overall, and can take it with you. Also on the smaller screen, it still feels just as fast as driving the ps3 or ps4 GTs. One thing i noticed, the console version is more stressful (in a fun way?), possibly cause it's more of a sim than the psp version, and also it's a bit of a pain if i have to setup my wheel. PSP version is just a fun, good port, and probably the best handheld racer.
@@Gold_Lightan The PSP version in max difficult and without assistances is still harder imo, as in the previous games you could abuse certain things to break the difficulty, like using and upgrading certain cars (since cars you race didnt scale to your one for the most part), crashing into walls to gain speed, taking illegal shortcuts or fine tuning cars in a certain way (since they dont work as intended). The PSP version of GT was GT gameplay done right.
Currently setting up my ‘retro’ mid-2000’s consoles. Went to a local retro shop and Jesus as a person who grew up with the GameCube these prices are criminal
1:49:09 as someone who has played loads of NASCAR PSP as well as NASCAR 07 (the game it was ported from), I can say that it is absolutely incredible. It is straight-up the PS2 version of the game, just on a mobile device. Of course, the HUD, menus, and graphics are different from the PS2 version, but in terms of core gameplay and features, it is the same game. The career mode is rather in-depth, and just like the console version, it is still better than any career mode we have gotten in any game since. You could do full-length 3+ hour races if you wanted to, and to the best of my memory, you even race against a full field of 43 cars. To put things into perspective, in Gran Turismo PSP you could only race against three other cars. The driving imo feels much better than the console versions, on consoles the cars were ridiculously loose and really hard not to spin out. But on PSP the cars are a lot tighter and easier to control, which really helps because you dont have a real joystick like on console. The only feature I can think of that they had to cut is the team control thingy (which I never even used anyway). But that likely wasnt a technical limitation, rather it was likely because the PSP didn't actually have enough buttons for it to be implemented. My only complaint about this game is that you cannot have multiple career saves at once, which isnt a dealbreaker but it can be pretty annoying if you're like me and sometimes want a couple of different game saves. Overall rating: In terms of pure gameplay, I would say 8/10 or maybe even 8.5/10. But due to the fact that this is a straight-up PS2 game on the go, I would almost be tempted to say 9/10 or higher.
Wow, I watched the video on DS racing games last night because it randomly showed up in my recommendations, saw some comments suggesting making a video on PSP racing games and looked if that had already been made. Now 12 hours later, that video actually gets released? How did RUclips know to recommend me the DS video at that exact time?
1:31:05 Completed this game in late 2021, and I can relate to what was said in terms of difficulty. The rubberbanding in some events and the questionable physics of some vehicle classes are so annoying that I had to restart some events more than 10 times. But boy, what a game. What an environment. What a SOUNDTRACK (The Hives, Queens of the Stone Age, Chemical Brothers, The Prodigy...)
1:48:00 to be fair though, cramming an arcade exclusive onto the psp was probably no easy feat, but that being said you're better off playing the original arcade version of arcade stage 3
Why did I feel bad for whee little most wanted ds? 😂😂 poor guy. The ending was an unexpected turn. The whole video was just phenomenal. Good job on this one!
What a great throwback. I really enjoyed MCLA Remix and Burnout Legends on the PSP. Only thing I miss here is WipEout. I spent so much time on WipEout Pulse, seemed to be one of the best optimized titles too
The wait was well worth it my friend, one of the if not the best vid you have made, and that scene where you killed the DS version of most wanted was surprisingly great. Keep up the amazing work and hopefully you get a lot of subs, you deserve the best and I’m being really honest here, people who have over 100k subs or hell above 1mil doesn’t even make vids as close as stylish and edited as you do.
that Rally mode in Underground was definitely taken from 2 Fast 2 Furious when they race the two Cuban guys for their Camaro & Challengers. really cool mode to have in a game.
I re visited a Midnight Club LA Remix, and I played through it all over again. it's a damn good game. Midnight Club games on the hand helds were pretty much second to none.
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I sincerely hope you enjoy the result of this way-too-long long project. I will now shift my focus on finishing the next Pepega Mod and some smaller videos. Can't wait to show you what's in store for the future! 😁
I want to give an extended 'thank you' to my editor James. Without him this project would have taken even longer to come out as I've started having severe issues with my PC recently.
Usually I don't ask for this but please consider dropping a like and sharing this video with your friends. It makes all the countless hours spent worth it 💛
I really like content Dustin
can u do a vid on Grid series (5 games at least)
glad u talked about asphalt and split second
@DustinEden I have an idea for a video. "The obscure racing from the most obscure console" and with obscure console i mean the PS Vita.
One of these chanels who pin every comment of theirs on their videos, stop
PSP's ability to do relatively high physics calculations definitely help a lot with racing games
Lol 😂
And it was pretty ahead of it’s time.
Been replaying Flatout on mine. Game has better soft body physics than most racing games that release nowadays.
Give or take depending on the game still some of those we’re still pretty fun when I look back at them
@@babywaffles69it doesn‘t have softbody physics tho..
Midnight Club 3 was one of the games that really sold me on this console. It was absolutely mindblowing that what was practically a full PS2 title was on a handheld, let alone that it also played really well
i played the hell out of MC 3 on PSP, probably most played game i owned. Yeah it played surprisingly well for a handheld
I always keep that emulated on whatever phone I'm rocking at the time
MC3 on psp is sick, a perfect port
ahh yes i played that game for hours it was such a blast.
still playing it till this day, grinding the hell out of it
Fun fact about Undercover PSP: I was playing through the game on an emulator myself when I clipped through a barrier in a race and began driving around all of the districts in the game. Initiating police chases, hitting traffic, just exploring the in-game world that actually gets loaded for every single race.
The game was very much capable of open world, I think the devs just didn't do it because of time crunch.
That actually happened to me once while I was in a race. It's pretty awesome come to think about it!
Yeah, the game has one race where its too simple to clip through arrow texture, and explore rest of the world on your own, so without this we would never know that open world exits 😆
I was eight or so and to me the same thing happend i was blown away by the open world at the time
i didn't know that I can glitch myself out of the race track and free roam anywhere
@@UndercoverBoy833YTwhat about sending cars flying during the highway battle?
I like the part where Dustin just obliterates MWDS in a fit of rage. That scene will be permanently glued to my mind as hilarious
He was being held at knifepoint, it was self defense basically
@@wieldylattice3015 True
@@purwantiallan5089 I mean you're not wrong. The last NFS game that had decent physics and gameplay I think was Rivals (2014). Say what you will but I friggin love Rivals
@@wieldylattice3015 the pursuit theme of rivals is just scary hahaha. And cool! The physics of the car is pretty real also. It has weight. And the world building is also epic!
@@purwantiallan5089 so cops with more weight, stopping power, rubber banding that is so annoying and the fact that they cannot be taken down. NFSMW5-1-0 is absolute dogshit. (i have played it on my psp and i will never get the hours spent on it back) it is by all means a shitty cash grab for the psp. bland race tracks, no story on why the fuck where you challenging 15 (yes fifteen. the PC version had 10. even tho the extra 5 were just added just to pad out the boring gameplay) blacklist racers. its just so painfully bad and is not even faithful to the PC version.
Something not mentioned in the video, in street supremacy. After you complete the campaign for the first time, you unlock a new game+ feature where you can join any of the team including the ones outside of the three starter teams. And once you beat all of your team leader, you unlock their cars to use in time attack mode
but you need to beat each of the bosses time attack records to unlock their rides first
These days you would have to pay for that instead of working to unlock..
It looks so much like the shutoko mod for assetto Corsa. Like they copied it 😮
@@TheHardcoreLegends it's the same location. Even Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune uses the same map
@@r3uvsgaming wait but if it does then why did Namco not get sued
Gran Turismo for PSP is really impressive to me. You have the Nurburgring available to you in that game.
Yeah, you got the hardest & longest track and 600 cars from a bunch of car brands AND A hell lot of license tests
Sadly,not a lot of stuff to do in the game but it’s understandable considering the hardware it runs on
GT mode. The most important mode for Gran Turismo is non existent which was a terrible shame because it would have been one of the best games on the console. I know it was practically impossible but a shame none the less
@@chanhkhiemtran9010 It wasnt the hardware, but probably a design choice (PS1 GTs have career and PS1 is way weaker than PSP)
Coming from GT4 I was gutted it didn't have a proper GT mode, it had lots of cars and a great selection of tracks, but imo it was completely lifeless, and especially not having the ability to upgrade cars made me lose all emotional attachment to the cars I had.
Not a bad game, especially if you've never played a GT game before, but super disappointing to me. :(
@@PaulTheFox1988 More than a flaw i think is more of a design perspective imo, as the career mode of GT4 (which was very long) wouldnt fit on a get go short experience.
Its a different type of game for sure, but good enough in what it wants to be.
1:07:34 Burnout Legends' development was actually started as a port of Burnout 3 before being turned into its own thing.
1:21:55 Split/Second PSP is actually based on beta versions of the game. There are footages of the beta that you can find online. The PSP is faithful to the beta's menus and tracks, like 1:23:55, where the consoles/PC versions has that section replaced by going under the terminal instead of inside.
I believe that the entire subplot about the Most Wanted DS was there so Dustin can justify showing himself for the ending. XD
It was cool but got kind of annoying throughout the course of the video
I never experienced any bugs playing burnout legends, I think the only one I can think of is the guardrail on one of the europe maps (It has like a small village and that big bridge leading into a tunnel in the mountains in like a grassy/desertee area) where if you grind up against the one spot you will instantly crash. besides that, bugless experience 15 hours in.
@@Falconhawk3784Yeah, these bugs are caused by the increased emulated clock speeds PPSSPP uses for emulation, happens on the Vita's ePSP too. It also causes a glitch with some car models colliding with their own tires, leading to them being slower or way faster than intended.
Yeah, that makes sense. I got a 60fps cheat so thats probably also contributing to it. Still an Amazing game.
@@Falconhawk3784I kinda remember them but I didn’t mind
Burnout Dominator deserves a shoutout, it ditches the crash mode but incorporates the continuous boosting mechanic of Burnout 1 and 2 with 3's takedowns, so it's very fun to chain burnout, crash down opponents, and avoid traffic.
I had played, and 100%-ed it baby. It's actually great, housing a great soundrack(i've heard Avril L. there for the first time, and N.E.R.D, L.C.D Soundsystem might as well be added there), memorable tracks, litteral mayhem and more. Too bad that it didn't caught up in remembrance as it's bigger brothers like Revenge or even Paradise.
@@MarshalerOfficial Really? There is a trophy which requires you to perform 5000 near misses which I found extremely tedious so I didn't bother
Agree. Dominator is very underappreciated.
Crash Mode is essential for Burnout games, it's the same reason I didn't quite like the Paradise and Dominator.
@@LexeLite Paradise has a crash mode but not in typical sense
For TDU, I have it on PSP, and the frame rate was never an issue. Even with the fastest cars, I found the cars manageable, except I did struggle with my brake markers, though that's due to the speed that corners can come up on you
Possibly an emulation issue. Game might not be optimized very well
@@crack4184
Yeah, he shouldn't assume the game performs badly just because the emulator does. It'd be like complaining a game has bugs, while emulating.
Yeah i don't believe TDU was a pain in the Ass when i'm playing it on the PSP, though for my PSP specifically (i don't know if this is also the case for other PSP) it started to glitch kinda when i overclock the clock speed.
Maybe it was the reason why it run poorly on PPSSPP but then again it also could be another issues entirely like Device Specific issues for example.
The game is locked at 20fps, which some people may have had issues with. Personally, it never bothered me that much.
@@someguy9204 As someone who's first game was Star Wing (Star Fox for the rest of the world), I agree. 20 fps doesn't phase me, given that Star Wing would slow down at times, and I use the drops in fps to my advantage
"You can't even fight back as police vehicles in this game not only have infinite torque but chassis made out of granite." - Raycevick during NFSMW - 15 Years Later
"This is an E10 rated Need for Speed game about street racing where you unironically play as a murderer and the game concludes you with hugging Sarah against the sunset with triumphant music." - Raycevick during Carbon Own the City segment of NFS Carbon 15 Years Later
Raycevick is a savage 🤣
"The statistics in this game are astoundingly stupid, a Lotus Elise doesn't drive worse than a Mustang. Top Gear could have told you that."
Don't forget the domestic violence towards his brother's girlfriend that drove him to murder.
@@stevemclovin1566 That's the weirdest part of the story, they just kinda vaguely imply the player's brother was an asshole to Sarah. But even if they had a scene where he's explicitly shown beating her, the player character still comes off like a total simp trying to get laid. The worst part is that most of the female crew members are better than Sarah anyways. God that game is a mess but I love it dearly.
@@Calvin_Coolage it's very easy to have Sarah be the one that had your brother killed, got you unintentionally harmed, left to hide herself and then lied to save herself unless I'm missing something.
You’ve heard of LA Rush…
Now get ready for:
*San Diego Hurry*
Haaaaayyyyyaa
Average rating for DS games: 5,87
Average rating for PSP games: 7,2
That's quite a difference
To answer people's curiosity how he was able to comment early. Something called "Patreon"
I'm just glad I had a PSP back then instead of DS. The fact that the PSP had an analogue stick made playing majority of the games quite enjoyable.
@@aaryeshg.6526 the DS was great for other type of games like platformers, RPGs, adventures and turn based games
Unfortunately Nintendo consoles after the 64 had weaker racing game libraries: or the console almost doesnt have much racing games (Switch) or they are riddled with awful Mario Kart clones (Wii). At leas the DS had quite a bit of decent racing games even though the PSP had more. The 3DS is quite sad on this regard, the amount of racing games you can count on your hands and good ones on a single hand.
@@aaryeshg.6526 I wish I had a PSP instead of a DS. The racing games are still very very fun even by today's standards. The racing games were so superior.
Another fun fact about GT PSP:
It started out as a port of GT4, then during development was changed to try to be a port of GT5, before finally settling on what we got. But in the game files, the game is still referred to as “GT5M,” or GT5 Mobile.
Yeah I wish GT4 was imported to PSP. The content and events would've been amazing. A proper GT mode.
watching a 2 hour video about games ive never played and never will, never hat a PSP so...still Masterpiece Video
played for like 5min at school friend gave me a fighting game, loved the psp for the 5minutes, but u can play on Emulator and im sure Eden used an emulator for image clarity. When u watch old games on youtube and its for entertainment purpose its sometimes emulated for a better image, but not always! actually idk if eden used emu.
PPSSPP definitely runs on your phone, and it is free. You can absolutely try these games if any of them peaked your interest
I'm probably the only one who considers Most Wanted 5-1-0 as favorite PSP racing game, but I loved that game so much and spent so many hours on it.
I think its decent overall, but i think everyone would have prefered the OG MW ported to PSP.
iliked also but my number 1 on psp is juiced 2
It was the first racing games I've ever played on PSP
@@sebastiankulche Actually doesn't are, the difficulty are desbalanced with the invencible cops spinning you car, boring and repetitive track layouts, outdated sound effects from Underground 1, no rivals cutscenes from console versions (weird how they ported only the intro), less cars than Underground Rivals and boring gameplay.
@@Victor_2000s Imo Underground Rivals was way more boring, just with a slighty more polished experience. It reused more tracks than MW, and the game looks worse.
Street Supremacy is a good example of not needing good graphics to make a fun game.
Honestly that idea needs to be used more in future racing games
TDU on PSP is stunning. I had so much fun playing it on my phone a couple of years ago.
@Damar Fadlan I haven't played the F1 game but I believe you because TDU is so good.
they have a completely different concept tho..
@@vecnsx Different concept to what?
A 3DS or Wii U racing games video would be amazing considering their digital online stores are due to close in March of 2023.
Their online stores closing make me soooo sad
Both in the same vid would be a good idea.
@@twistedaxles9126 3DS might be easier for him since I know he has one and it's a bit easier to emulate. Also the Wii U didn't have too many racing games anyway, like maybe 3 or 4 if you exclude fun racers
Only racing game I had was RR3D. It took time to get use to its crazy style but when I did, it was very fun. Too bad I lost it.
@@twistedaxles9126 i think with 3ds is good.
I've been looking forward to this video and honestly, it was worth all the wait, I genuinely wasn't expecting DS Most Wanted having a crisis, it was quite enjoying seeing this little story unfold as well as all the racing games that the PSP have, that's is imo one of the best videos i've watched and was totally worth the wait, thanks Eden for not giving up on this project and still making a video even with all that happened and still putting such care and passion, and thanks JamesVariety for helping editing and making this great video, It was not only enjoyable but made me discover some psp games that I had no idea would exist or be good, anyway, thanks for everything both of you and all the people supporting eden and hope everyone had a blast watching the video and a great day.
Thank you for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed!
@@JamVar you're welcome, I'm enjoyed a lot, the editing was great, keep up the great work.
@@corewalker1779 I mean, he threatened Eden, i think he got what he deserved XD
Apparently according to the dev diary of Carbon OTC, the drafter was almost cut due to its mechanic's. So they came up with the mechanic's you see in the game called "SuckForce".
S U C C force
WOW! it's 3 AM and here I am watching a 2 hour long video about PSP racing games. And best part of it, I could have easily watched another hour! This video gave me so much nostalgia of the Golden age of street racing games. Seeing all the games I had fun with, the ones I did not have fun with and those that I didn't even get to try, showcased in such interesting and deep manner. Truly amazing job, well done!!!
It’s very interesting to see these games as someone who has never played them.
The limitations a system can have will sometimes bring really unique games/ideas.
This video was really good. Keep up the good work.
In Street Supremacy, you can take on an entire team all by yourself, that is if you were confident in your car and can outrun them all without losing.
Not to mention maintaining loyalty
While I don’t agree with some of your opinions regarding some games, I’m so glad a video was made regarding racing games on the PSP. Had lots of memories playing these games growing up.
A trick to make older games look "better" is to not upscale them that much. PSP games look best at around 2-3x upscaling, PS1 and PS2 games look best to me at the regular scale. The imperfections and low-poly models are hidden by the crunch when you don't upscale and it is more true to what the designers of the games intended, the models and textures in RR2 are certainly less obviously low-res when the res is low. Also, RR2 is a fantastic game, the vibes are immaculate.
This was a fantastic video to listen to , many games that I never knew existed for the PSP and so many of them looked really good, congratz on finishing this massive project! ❤
When I was in Advanced Individual Training on active duty, I kept a PSP with a copy of NFS under my pillow and after the cadre came through for head count and left for the night, I pulled that baby out and gave the AI the business.
This video alone made me tear up, It is nice to finally reunite with PSP racing games of which I dearly enjoyed as a child. Thankfully with emulators I was able to ROM up the games I used to play and finally relive those times and cry even more.
If you enjoyed this mini ridge racer game, you should definitely try Ridge Racer Type 4 on PS1 or on an emulator - beautiful game with a cult following and mega soundtrack. Awesome drift system.
you can play type 4 on your psp as well, but ridge racer 2 is not a "mini" ridge racer game, it includes everything from ridge racer type 4 and everything before, plus new content. RR2 for the PSP and RR1 on the same system too, are considered by most to be the most content packed in the series.
I loved that mini game so much
Ain't no way I'm seeing my boy Ben from BensWatchClub commenting on playstation emulators! Legendary crossover.
I just started the video and this is amazing, what a huge project! Love this channel, actual research behind the topics, well edited and written, and all by one of the masterminds behind the Pepega franchise. I know it's early, but great job!
Great one Dustin!
I played the hell out of GT PSP back on my PSP to the point of unlocking all difficulty settings for all races, it was hell.
The game actually has one extra final weird gimmick mechanic, and it's actually tied to Gran Turismo 5:
You can link the PSP while running it to a PS3 running GT5, and you can transfer over a selection of cars from your garage so that they can be used in Arcade mode. Originally the manual mentioned you'd be able to use it career, but they just limited to Arcade.
The real funny thing of the mechanic is, get this: It's the PSP car models on the PS3. So it's completely separate models. Which includes unique variants of vehicles that are only available as Premium cars in the normal game.
Great video as always. Definitely brought back the nostalgia of Granturismo, Carbon, Underground Rivials, and Most wanted 5-1-0.
Honestly my biggest gripe with 5-1-0 was the design decision for slow cars on fast paced tracks and fast cars on tight cornered tracks. I hated the final boss battle with Razor and it took many attempts to beat it back in the day.
i beat him second try by pit maneuvering him in the gas station xD
31:05 SUV goes past and hits the car's rear side. A split second after the car's right door and the roof get bent out of shape while the rear is fine. Amazing.
Inb4 this pops off in the RUclips algorithm
To answer people's curiosity how he was able to comment early. Something called "Patreon"
Innit
I think it's already popped off. Never seen bro's channel before.
Indeed
Dude got the the title thumbnail and everything but the length correct for algorithm it should go
growing up with a PSP and a knack for driving games, playing a lot of these games, the video has been a great nostalgia trip and critique piece for games i both played and never played.
will forever miss the times of recruiting and using street supremacy wanderers to conquer tokyo, the banging base gameplay and soundtrack of ridge racer, the overall greatness of MCLA remix and messing about in the two Burnout games among other things, in and out of the collection of games you've mentioned here. good times.
Did you stop to watch the overhead screen in Ridge racer?
It's a shame you didn't go into Outrun 2006 as I think it's the best racing game on the PSP.
That game was developed by Sumo Digital, who also did the PSP port of Split/Second.
Well, I wouldn't say port as in a one to one port, many things have been changed for that version other than the graphics, examples include Airport Terminal using the beta layout seen in one of the trailers for the game proper, physics being questionable at points (no joke, any of the tracks that involve the carrier ship route changer will occasionally cause your car to clip through the world after landing, and it doesn't get better on the inside, as even that as issues, sometimes your car will flip like it's a hot wheels game), menus being based on the beta, extra tracks from the Survival mode, cars having different stats, and more.
The Sumo Digital version of the game was heavily based on some parts of the game's Beta, which had been leaked and there are videos of the beta on RUclips.
He also missed out on Colin McRae Rally 2005 Plus. It's nearly a one-to-one port of the PS2 version.
There was also Race Driver 2006 which was exclusive to the PSP and for some reason it crashes ppsspp emulator when I try to start a particular race as well. Never been able to finish this game due to that weird issue.
@@aaryeshg.6526 Race Driver 2006 basically TOCA 2,5
He also missed out on Sega Rally and the two WipEout games. I think the simple fact is, the PSP was such a haven for racing games, there are just too many to cover in a single video
Not really
1:49:49 When you see it at the backseat, you'll shit bricks
Man, game reviewers from the 2000's were so brutal! Street Supremacy wasn't as bad as they said it was.
The ridiculous amount of coverage in this video is unmatched. Well done. This is truly a masterpiece in all aspects. The skits inbetween and the curb stomp of the MW05 DS at the end gives this video infinetly more character than any other longform series of reviews i have ever seen.
I feel like everybody forgot the two pursuit force games, not 100% racing games, but driving was the core part of the game. One of the best PSP exclusive title, it was truly unique and well made. I wish the franchise had continued...
TDU for PSP goes so far back for me. I can remember playing it as a toddler no more than 3 years old. I believe it is the root cause for my interest in cars today. Such a great game
As a DS kid I felt left out of the racing hype back in the day, and a bit jealous of the PSP. They may not hold up perfectly to modern titles, but this was very satisfying to watch!
Hell there are some games I wish I got to play along with some I’m ok missing out on
I trust you’re being objective about which game is best, but Street Supremacy is 10/10 in my book. The fun part about it is when you beat the game you can start over and be a part of ANY crew, not just the 3 you can choose in the beginning. Customization is neat, and the wanderer’s (not part of any crew) have certain specifications that need to be done to recruit them to your team. Like winning with no NOS, not hitting any walls, driving with no brake modifications ect. Unique and fun racer for the time.
Great video! There truly are some gems on the system.
Small note: I think the video would flow better without a "couch" segment between EVERY game. I think showing one every 3 or 4 games would be better, since they tend to get repetitive. I had the same though about the DS video as well.
I agree
1:50:45
When you accidentally forgot to save in need for speed games
Consumed my childhood on GT PSP and on Initial D Street Stage. What a great console it was..
I say this with 100% honesty: you're one of the best youtube reviewers I've ever seen. Your objectiveness, knowledge about the games and their surrounding context and amount of commentary you can cram into 10ish minute segments for each game is nothing short of remarkable. Congrats for your effort, skill and talent :)
Dustin, without no doubt
This is by far the best reviews I've seen this year!
This just show how amazing PSP gaming consoles for emulating those racing game experience for handheld size, even tho with some slightly drawback for some of it
Especially, thanks to PSP, I can enjoy some amazing racing like in PS2 on the go, whatever straight up port from PS2, spin-off, or even Original Mixes like Midnight Club Los Angeles
Also, How funny the confrontation between you and the Most Wanted DS which become the "sh##" of racing game ini handheld and you just went straight up AVGN moves at the end
Overall, what an amazing reviews
I just wanna said thanks to you ofc and whoever involve in this amazing reviews of PSP Retrospective Racing Games that I've been wait since that DS videos
Thank You Very Much!
I only played a PSP once, and it was fine. I have to admit that is a console that should have more love. I certainly think it should.
Test Drive Unlimited has a low framerate cap because of the continuous map, if you uncap it on real hardware and drive a fast enough car then the road and scenery start to disappear, you can even drive off the edge of the map.
It actually plays fine on real hardware and since the original PSP-1000 has a pretty blurry screen, you really don't want it to run any faster.
Thanks for the explanation! I was using a 60fps cheat on CwCheat/Vita before. Game was probably highly tuned to run as good as it can on stock hardware settings. Game is still a great time. 🙂
23:50 laughs in Resident Evil for the N64
This video is expertly written! Nice to see MotorStorm on the list. I highly recommend MotorStorm Pacific Rift as well. It's one of the most fun arcade racing games ever, like a crazier version of Dirt 2.
Imagine having livery res of 8k but the game itself runs 480p 😂
This was really fun, I appreciate the effort!
2011 PSP my old racing games
•Burnout:Legends (bought by parents,still have)
•Midnight club LA REMIX (step-brother,still have)
•Motorstorm Arctic Edge(Step brother)
(From my dad's friend from work)
•MX vs ATV
•juiced eliminator
(Self bought)
•Need for Speed Shift(still have)
•Gran Turismo
Once again we get another hour of great entertainment.
2 hours*
@@burrri1.8 hours then
Great roundup. Appreciated.
i think the fact this is emulated definitely has an effect on playing quality (for instance, the 60 fps patch for TDU, is that a thing you can even do on the physical psp?). Ive got a ridiculous amount of time on burnout on a physical psp, and none of the physics issues are present for the crash mode. like something could look scuffed like its ice skating, but the weird bumper cars glitch is something ive never seen in like 400 hours of gameplay. same with the takedowns shooting cars below the map, i have seen that happen but it is super rare. I feel like something with the emus may be muddle physics with burnout, seems like certain titles dont like to run at all emulated, but it is pretty fucking impressive we can emulate these old games and continue to enjoy them. just recently got my psp set up with infinity, im going to give a few of these a try.
not sure about the other issues but I can also agree that taken down cars going below the map is quite rare or not as common as depicted in the vid on native hardware from what i remember growing up
I never had the cars go under the map that often even when I emulated it with PPSSPP lol
60fps TDU is probably possible with either Action Replay or CWCheat, at the expense of battery life I'd assume
Outrun PSP is also an amazing port of the Console game. It's basically console quality just like Burnout Legends.
Funny how on DS most Need for Speed games were among the best in the library while on the PSP they were usually among the worst, just shows that PSP had way higher standards for games and churning out 6 games in a span of 5 years was not a good idea.
48:11 nice lmao.
There's some good newers for me in this list. Thanks, good video too.
Well made video, I like RUclipsrs who add in a bit of comedy too, nice to see MW DS make a return hahaha.
Thank you for this nice, concise and detailed video! Will check out alot of these games on my PSP-3000.
I'm still gutted Rockstar never made a new Midnight Club. They absolutely were the kings of street racing back then.
when I was in middle school. messing with GT portable with friends was the ultimate wet dream that I never wanted to wake up from.
Need for Speed Most Wanted 5-1-0 was my first Need for Speed game as a kid. I remember getting and playing it 24/7 on my PSP. I thought it was the best racing game yet and literally last week I played the PS2 version and was extremely surprised how different the game was to the PSP port. Overall, I had fond memories of Most Wanted on the PSP, even the soundtrack brings back nostalgia.
Same here, it was the first game I played on PSP and loved it
@@bogdy2craizy I play most wanted on ps2
I was like that too I still wish I got to play console one but I was like too with dirt 2 and even finished it in 2 days
theres so many people who have played the psp version way before the original and im one of them
"Oh my God! They killed MWDS!"
"You bastard!"
Great video! Took some time but you managed to come through. TDU was technically a port of the PS2 version that came with the flatter textures and simplyfied graphics. Still a marvel that they managed to port it to mobile.
NFS Carbon for the PSP was better than the PS2 version. I usually hate it when handheld versions of games are completely different than console ones but Christmas 2006 was epic
Thanks for making this video :) played all these titles growing up hits the nostalgia
I love this video, amazing work! I never had a PSP but I always wanted to know how racing games were in that platform, very cool!
This is a video I didn't know I needed.. All those years I could not remember the name of some games but here they are. Definitly gonna get some of those games for the PSP again
I love Most Wanted's character development. Giant rollercoaster lol
Nascar on the psp is underrated.
It's one for one the console game minus the team commands but you got all the divisions and tracks with little sacrifice.
Loved this one so much!!! PSP is one of my favorite consoles of all time and racing is one of my favorite genres, the effort you put into this is insane. Just for turning a DS game into a character in the video, giving it somehow a personality and a background is something to cheer, you basically gave a DS game a lore 😂 this goes down as one of my all time favs YT videos, no doubt I will revisit it, good work‼
“Pimp My Ride”
“MY LEGS!”
That’s it, that’s the whole review, like it rested his case about being better than DS’s Most Wanted 😂
I bought my own PSP-3000 back in 2018(which sadly is out of order right now) used for 50€ from Berlin and it came with Gran Turismo and Ridge Racer 1. My first played game on the PSP wasn't Gran Turismo, it was Ridge Racer and i loved it.
Your channel is great, very entertaining. Cheers from Brazil!
Just to note. Glitches and bugs should be taken with a grain of salt, emulating games is not always perfect so bugs and glitches may pop up due to emulation errors.
I need some racing games recommendation for my tablet's PSP emulator, so tysm Dustin!
As someone who isnt a fan of the Gran Turismo games i enjoyed a lot more than i expected the PSP port. Imo it was very underrated and is one of my most played PSP games due to its content.
Possibly GT fans expected other things, but for me this game has all the things i want that the other Gran Turismo games didnt have.
Good video btw, would you make videos like this about other platforms?
what makes it different from the other gt games?
@@mansreallysaid Licenses arent mandatory, cockpit view, crashing into things doesnt make you faster, AI actually tries to not hit you, handling is way more accessible, and a more "free play style" of game like those old racing games where you do races for fun in any track with any car with any configuration, without career restrictions basically.
@@mansreallysaid i've played both psp and console versions. I think after tweaking the controls for manual handling on the psp version, i find it exceptionally fun and easy to pick up. Possibly it's easier to control overall, and can take it with you. Also on the smaller screen, it still feels just as fast as driving the ps3 or ps4 GTs. One thing i noticed, the console version is more stressful (in a fun way?), possibly cause it's more of a sim than the psp version, and also it's a bit of a pain if i have to setup my wheel.
PSP version is just a fun, good port, and probably the best handheld racer.
@@Gold_Lightan The PSP version in max difficult and without assistances is still harder imo, as in the previous games you could abuse certain things to break the difficulty, like using and upgrading certain cars (since cars you race didnt scale to your one for the most part), crashing into walls to gain speed, taking illegal shortcuts or fine tuning cars in a certain way (since they dont work as intended). The PSP version of GT was GT gameplay done right.
Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition taught me the true meaning of patience with those loading times
Currently setting up my ‘retro’ mid-2000’s consoles. Went to a local retro shop and Jesus as a person who grew up with the GameCube these prices are criminal
Juiced 2 was kinda fun but the drift events were such a pain
1:49:09 as someone who has played loads of NASCAR PSP as well as NASCAR 07 (the game it was ported from), I can say that it is absolutely incredible. It is straight-up the PS2 version of the game, just on a mobile device. Of course, the HUD, menus, and graphics are different from the PS2 version, but in terms of core gameplay and features, it is the same game.
The career mode is rather in-depth, and just like the console version, it is still better than any career mode we have gotten in any game since. You could do full-length 3+ hour races if you wanted to, and to the best of my memory, you even race against a full field of 43 cars. To put things into perspective, in Gran Turismo PSP you could only race against three other cars.
The driving imo feels much better than the console versions, on consoles the cars were ridiculously loose and really hard not to spin out. But on PSP the cars are a lot tighter and easier to control, which really helps because you dont have a real joystick like on console.
The only feature I can think of that they had to cut is the team control thingy (which I never even used anyway). But that likely wasnt a technical limitation, rather it was likely because the PSP didn't actually have enough buttons for it to be implemented.
My only complaint about this game is that you cannot have multiple career saves at once, which isnt a dealbreaker but it can be pretty annoying if you're like me and sometimes want a couple of different game saves.
Overall rating: In terms of pure gameplay, I would say 8/10 or maybe even 8.5/10. But due to the fact that this is a straight-up PS2 game on the go, I would almost be tempted to say 9/10 or higher.
Wow, I watched the video on DS racing games last night because it randomly showed up in my recommendations, saw some comments suggesting making a video on PSP racing games and looked if that had already been made. Now 12 hours later, that video actually gets released? How did RUclips know to recommend me the DS video at that exact time?
The best part of this video is when Dustin obliterates a copy of MWDS and that literally made me cough while laughing harder than an ass whooping
1:31:05 Completed this game in late 2021, and I can relate to what was said in terms of difficulty. The rubberbanding in some events and the questionable physics of some vehicle classes are so annoying that I had to restart some events more than 10 times. But boy, what a game. What an environment. What a SOUNDTRACK (The Hives, Queens of the Stone Age, Chemical Brothers, The Prodigy...)
You are definitely getting better every video. This was fun.
1:48:00 to be fair though, cramming an arcade exclusive onto the psp was probably no easy feat, but that being said you're better off playing the original arcade version of arcade stage 3
Why did I feel bad for whee little most wanted ds? 😂😂 poor guy. The ending was an unexpected turn. The whole video was just phenomenal. Good job on this one!
I was feeling sorry for him until like 58:00 but a bit after that, MW DS starts holding a knife and threatening Dustin
@@LotsOfToubleUsuallySerious Poor guy was traumatized. 😂
@@AudioHead809 who was?
@@LotsOfToubleUsuallySerious Most wanted ds
@@AudioHead809 oh, yeah, when he's depressed at the shower. I think traumatized isn't the right term
Underground Rivals and Most Wanted are probably the best racing games I played on PSP. Damn, the nostalgia hits hard.
Finally the movie I have been waiting for. Time to grab the 🍿
And I grab my martabak and watch it along with my mother XD
@@Mx64MaxyImpress oooo noodles for me
What a great throwback. I really enjoyed MCLA Remix and Burnout Legends on the PSP. Only thing I miss here is WipEout. I spent so much time on WipEout Pulse, seemed to be one of the best optimized titles too
The wait was well worth it my friend, one of the if not the best vid you have made, and that scene where you killed the DS version of most wanted was surprisingly great.
Keep up the amazing work and hopefully you get a lot of subs, you deserve the best and I’m being really honest here, people who have over 100k subs or hell above 1mil doesn’t even make vids as close as stylish and edited as you do.
I noticed that Street Supremacy has KITT from Knight Rider as a usable car, something i haven't seen in a lot of games.
that Rally mode in Underground was definitely taken from 2 Fast 2 Furious when they race the two Cuban guys for their Camaro & Challengers. really cool mode to have in a game.
Im glad you did the Juiced review in the end, the game is such an upgrade from its pc/ps2/xbox counterpart
I re visited a Midnight Club LA Remix, and I played through it all over again. it's a damn good game. Midnight Club games on the hand helds were pretty much second to none.
Pretty good port sucks I never got to finish it vs the console one
3:59 I already hear in mind Kuru's sentence "What is going on with this stupid shit?"
No wipeout section? Damn :(
Jokes aside, honest to god good video. Finally a list for my phone gaming experience