hey everyone as always jared here and i really enjoyed the psp in fact here it is this is the same one i used back in the day it still works although admittingly i mostly use it nowadays for emulation but i really enjoyed this thing and i have to explain the context surrounding the psp and why it was such a big deal to me now up until this point all we really had were nintendo handhelds and those are fine i still love pokemon but that doesn't really advertise towards my target demographic and that certainly didn't push anything graphically when it comes to handhelds to someone that was sitting at home playing half-life halo fear nintendo's handhelds probably weren't going to grab them and that's why i was so excited when sony announced the playstation portable come out and play i can't i'm playing nut but there's portable nut what yeah it's a nut you can play with outside psp it's like a nut you can play with outside however the launch of the playstation portable was when i was NUMBER_TOKEN years old and my family didn't have a lot of money so all i could really do was sit there and just hope that one day i would get one well as it turns out one of my friends didn't really care about his psp too much and preferred his nintendo ds so he was trying to sell it and i convinced my father to buy it for me obviously at a cheaper cost and that is the same exact psp from back in the day this is the used psp i bought for my friend that still works NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN years later it's been a while in fact i still have this case full of psp games and all the boxes that the games came with including this one kill's own liberation let's take a quick look inside here just for nostalgia's sake oh there's some burnout legends ssx on tour twisted metal head-on man there's a franchise i haven't seen in a long time and hey we did look at that goes on liberation so yeah i really enjoyed my psp although the one question i still have to this day is why did they not put a second analog stick on this thing it would have more than enough space to fit and for that reason is why kill zone liberation is not a first person shooter it is a top-down isometric shooter but to me that makes it all the more interesting because they had to take a first-person shooter and change it to an entirely different genre while remaining truthful to the original game and at the time i was actually happy they did this because playing a first-person shooter while needing to aim with the face buttons is sub-optimal and to be honest i had more fun with killzone liberation than i did the original kill zone although if you guys want to see psp first-person shooters leave a comment down below if there's enough interest i will do it i mean hell if i made a video of an n-gage first-person shooter i can deal with one on the psp now that i've given you a very brief
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