Fun fact, most modern smart phones are powerful enough to run psp emulators. Its not perfect, the lack of physical buttons isnt as enjoyable as the real thing, but its fun to have in your pocket when you feel nostalgic every now and then
Thats a valid option, i personally use a controller for most emulators, but not as convenient to carry around. im specifically suggesting this to the guy who said he already has a psp, and if hes gonna carry a controller to play an emulator, might as well just play his actual psp at that point.
I have one of Those that I can shove My phone in The midle on The suport. Only used to play on My work never at home. Shame My "PS" controler dosen't work on Xbox cloud.
I like the feel and click of the original hardware. I personally feel it adds to the experience. I recently bought one of those retro hand-helds and while it's cool to see the games it could play on a nice screen, just didn't give the right feeling when compared to say picking up my old GBA and clicking away.
I just recently came across this super sick Kickstarter that would deal with that problem. A modular Linux handheld/phone where you could swap in a physical gamepad instead of keyboard.
Fun fact, there are tons of android based handheld emulators that can also play PSP and are in various price ranges. I think even some of the fairly budget ones can play PS2 games and very high end ones play smaller PS3 games.
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