Does anyone remember this BadBoy??

[Martin Noronha]

[another random person]

Haha Yes! That brings back so many memories. Too bad mine broke years ago.

[Corey H]

The first and last handheld I've ever purchased.

[Martin Noronha]

Just now, another random person said:

Haha Yes! That brings back so many memories. Too bad mine broke years ago.

Aww.... The same happened to mine 

[Martin Noronha]

Just now, Wage said:

The first and last handheld I've ever purchased.

Budget problems or pleasure changes??

 

[Guest]

Will it go trough a wall on impact?

[another random person]

Just now, Martin Noronha said:

Aww.... The same happened to mine 

Ahhh damn, unlucky. Well PC gaming has filled all but the nostalgia gaps.

[Corey H]

Just now, Martin Noronha said:

Budget problems or pleasure changes??

 

Didn't enjoy the handheld experience for the same reason I don't enjoy gaming on mobile devices. Guess it's hard for me to play anything other than a console.

[another random person]

Just now, Dutch-stoner said:

Will it go trough a wall on impact?

No, that's reserved only for Nokia 3130.

[Corey H]

1 minute ago, Dutch-stoner said:

Will it go trough a wall on impact?

I'm pretty sure it would, those things are pretty tough and have some weight to them. The battery alone in one of them would suffice.

[chris76816]

I loved mine. I used to play Ben 10 on it. Good old days.

[Martin Noronha]

2 minutes ago, Wage said:

Didn't enjoy the handheld experience for the same reason I don't enjoy gaming on mobile devices. Guess it's hard for me to play anything other than a console.

 

Yep.... I guess that's why PC Gaming is one of the most important parts of a TechGeeks Life!

[Jurrunio]

I like my PSP4000 from my childhood more. It is a Chinese fake I know, but it is a very cheap but very capable Android Game player, as long as it is not that hardware-dependent. It even has all sorts of old console emulators, like N64 and FC (i.e. Japanese NES) installed.

 

Looking back at it now (which surprisingly still works like new, just a bit dirty and battery don't last 30 minutes), it's "a compromise for a child", but also "a plastic box full of memories"

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, another random person said:

Ahhh damn, unlucky. Well PC gaming has filled all but the nostalgia gaps.

Nope it hasn't. Got this for my birthday last year.

[Martin Noronha]

3 minutes ago, chris76816 said:

I loved mine. I used to play Ben 10 on it. Good old days.

I used to play WWE 12 and immitate the scenes with my elder brother... Lol!

[MagnusGrønstad]

15 minutes ago, Martin Noronha said:

I still have mine in working condition somewhere in the attic. I churned through 3 of those things before i got my current. all 1st gen aswell
I had so many hours on those it's insane

[Underi]

My friend had one. Looked a lot cooler than my DSi. But, my DSi has Pokemon games, so it is automatically infinite times better than any other hand-held console.

[porina]

Still got one, but can't be used as battery died. Maybe I'll replace it some day...

[vorticalbox]

17 minutes ago, Martin Noronha said:

 

still have one that's working great. 

[vorticalbox]

Just now, Underi said:

My friend had one. Looked a lot cooler than my DSi. But, my DSi has Pokemon games, so it is automatically infinite times better than any other hand-held console.

emulator? 

[Underi]

5 minutes ago, vorticalbox said:

emulator? 

Huh? 

[vorticalbox]

2 minutes ago, Underi said:

Huh? 

you can run emulators on the psp. 

[Martin Noronha]

Just now, vorticalbox said:

you can run emulators on the psp. 

Oh!! I was unaware! Informative!

[Linksys120n]

I remember there used to be homebrew apps to use the thing as a tv remote... I would goto places like the hospital where they have a tv in the waiting room and I would change the channels and shit... it was fun.

[chris76816]

21 minutes ago, Martin Noronha said:

I used to play WWE 12 and immitate the scenes with my elder brother... Lol!

Haha, well I loved being able to switch characters within the watch.