Sign up for WhatNot and follow me for a chance to win the FREE PS5! bit.ly/WhatNotJacobR Want to buy a portable PS2 console? bit.ly/portablePS2aliexpress
If only they could make it work with the TV out or some type of dock or even the original Wii U console where you inserted disks so you can play on tv.
@@lxs077 according to pricecharting they've been at around $150 more or less since 2020 and were going for as low as $60 in 2018 Current Averadge is $125-150 for the 32GB models complete with a pad depending on condition (outside of working) and whether or not it comes with the box The Zelda Wind Waker edition is going for around $200-300+ depending on condition Atleast that's what I've seen on ebay and reddit If you buy from B&M shops or Gamestop then it's probably more expensive
i mean, look at some PS2 games, especially horror games, and how expensive they are. People will buy it out. When compared to a PS2 collection, $500 is relatively affordable
Forgot to note, I did end up adding some more solder to get the battery to stay in place. Not pretty, because soldering directly to a battery is not the easiest lol. But it’s working
As has been stated in other comments - you might want to investigate the fact that the system clock seems to be dead - hence the flying orbs are not swirling. Not sure if this might have any impact on the saving of files or settings, but just something to be aware of. Some of the issues with loading could be sorted by updating the firmware - if it is possible - via the USB? (Just a thought). Propping up the boards inside to stop possible touching with some foam and glue might avoid any possible shorting in the future. I'd assume the batteries for the screen are separated from the PS2 - which is why the PS2 part turned off and the screen stayed on - I might be wrong about that though.
@@jrob0021 shame, not having a CMOS Battery isn't the end of the world but you may run into issues saving certain games such as ZOE which relies on real world time saves via the CMOS battery
That's how you access OPL on the Fortuna exploit Go into the memory card and back out, so you did do it correctly (Although, there's no need to hold R1)
As you mentioned, loading from the usb drive is the slowest method, it has compatibility issues and there’s chances your games cutscenes will loop audio or lag. There are lists available to configure your games for the best gameplay. A new method is the use of a memory card, which will allow for even better compatibility. Still hdd or smb is the way to go, much faster and almost little to none compatibility issues there
To be honest, if the green batterry was badly soldered the red batterry probably provide just enough power for the system to boot. (I might be wrong though)
Those batteries are sketchy to me. You have two 26650 and one 18650 cell in there. the main problem i see is that the 26650 and the 18650 seem wired in parallel. Which mean they will both discharge at the same rate. They will recharge at different rates though. if the 18650 discharges completly while the 26650 still has juice then it will still try to draw from both at the same time causing the 18650 to overdraw. This could possibly result is a violent discharge. but i dont know how many volts its pushing. might be okay. i have a very basic understanding of it though, so if anyone else can chime in thatd be cool. P.S. Def resolder that connection lol
Cool device. The OG PS2 was also slow when loading video games. I think the device is replicated and definitely not an original Wii U game pad. But I was shocked to see you paid almost $600! Nevertheless, lovely 😊
@@mitchrichie1347 Thank you for your kind reply! Although it’s a cool gadget to have, I would also rather spend it on a PS5. Oh btw, you can sign up on Sony PlayStation’s official website to get selected to buy a PlayStation 5 for the normal MSRP. Wish me some luck 🍀
@@NeonFlamingo1337 I had a PS Vita back in 2012. The first model with the awesome OLED screen. Although I’m a huge Nintendo fan, I enjoyed the Vita more than my Nintendo 3DS.
The PS2 has certain functions that simply dont mesh with modern PC architecture (especially something like the Steam Deck) and so incur a huge performance cost to emulate "Despite a large interest in PS2 emulation due to its sizable collection of games, it is still one of the hardest consoles to emulate for a number of reasons. First of all: many people believe that since the main CPU (Emotion Engine) runs at a clock speed of 294Mhz (299Mhz on later revisions), it would make emulation easy on recent hardware. But this is not the case, because the clock speed of the emulated CPU is not necessarily indicative of the ease of emulation. Specifically, the PS2 CPU contains a multitude of custom sub-components and chips such as the FPU co-processor, 2 Vector Units, IOP, SPU2, Graphics Synthesizer and SIF which together work asynchronously to comprise the 128-bit Emotion Engine. In order to emulate them perfectly with correct timing requires an enormous amount of power. Moreover, the PS2 just like PS1 uses the MIPS architecture instead of standard x86 code, thus making emulation slower.[1] Another big problem is the emulation of PS2’s own floating point unit (FPU) because it doesn’t follow the IEEE standard. To keep it simple, just changing a couple of numbers will cause glitches to occur to the game’s graphic (VU) and logic (EE), resulting in things like broken AI, odd behaviors or graphical bugs. While PCSX2 allows for the option of either clamping/rounding on both VU and EE as a solution to fix these glitches, it remains by far not the most accurate way to emulate the PS2 FPU.[2][3] To conclude on the problems with PS2 emulation, we come to hardware rendering. The PS2’s graphics pipeline acts very differently from modern GPU cards and emulating it in HW mode with any degree of accuracy is difficult. This is due in part to the versatility of PS2, fact that it doesn’t use fixed shaders, or that even the games themselves do not use a consistent formula to achieve different graphical effects. Various type of emulation enhancements like display resolution scaling leads to the typical “black lines glitch” because of the use of a non-integer resolution. While the OpenGL backend on PCSX2 greatly improved on many of these issues, most games still require “software rendering” to fix many common glitches, which in turn slows down the emulation. Although Games using mip-mapping (Ratchet & Clank, Ace Combat, etc...) and games running on the Snowblind Engine are playable in OGL HW mode with minimal problems on high-end PCs. In summary, it is not possible to achieve close-to-perfection PS2 emulation with actual PC hardware, and even if it was possible, the results would most likely be unplayable. The PS2 is simply a very complex machine that even game developers struggled to work with. "
i have the same one but with normal wiiu pad! the usb is actually hooked to some tiny modem inside it,but makes file transfer and homebrews troublesome.Also the procedure to open opl is weird,open memory browser and then exit twice.(oh so that procedure was due to the Fortuna exploit,thanks S1C4R1US)
Love the Zelda Wii u gamepad shell. Anyone would mistake it for a Wii u. It got me in the first part I may buy that It's not very good but imagine pranking someone with that. But nah, I just wannna try this out for myself and see how bad it is first hand. However, chances are I ain't buying that
At no point would I pay nearly $600 for something like this, but it is pretty cool. They could've done a bit more for ergonomics on the back and swapping button like you said (and making volume +- buttons so the layout wasn't confusing) but pretty cool.
Personally I find that a really expensive emulator. I've been playing with a ps2 emulator on my phone with a Razor Kishi controller connected to it and runs fine most of the time. It also has quicker loading times than the ps2
This is definitely one of the most impressive things Ive seen xD People always said how this looked like an accesory more, and now someone actually transformed it into a PS2!
I tried playing a PlayStation game on an emulator and for some reason the bottom button was going forward in the top button was going back and I looked at the buttons on a real PlayStation controller and the labels were accurate so it was really using the top button to go back and the bottom button to go forward which I've never seen before.
10:11 that's a memory card :) it has fortuna installed in it, which is why it requires you to open the memory card and then go back to the main menu to load opl.
Sony does what Nintendont? Nintendo does what Sony should have done? Someone said F* it, and just made a Playstation with Nintendo stuff?....Sounds legit to me.
I don’t understand how they can do all this but not the IDE/Sata mod. There is an IDE mod for the PS2 Slim which will let you run games faster than the disc drive. Just like Network/IDE port from the PS2 Phat. Don’t know why they couldn’t wire up an SD Card port or something.
Be careful with soldering batteries, this can be dangerous. Factory's spot weld these connections on rather than solder. Wear safety glasses n protive equipment, your up against battery acid 🤔
For $600 I think it's got some hard flaws. At a lower price, maybe 350 or 4 it would make more sense. I think they added a lot of value to the zelda case more than anything.
A PS5 is all well and good, but that PS2 would make a way cooler prize! With a few custom buttons and a smaller form factor Flash Drive it could be really cool. Also shame that it seems the internal console battery died and no longer keeps the time judging by the stationary main screen.
If someone made a portable PS2 with the proper pressure sensitive buttons and a 4:3 screen I'd be all over it. I wonder if there's any ide or sata connections anywhere on the board that would allow us to bypass the slow USB sd card issue.
I always wanted on eof these but after seeing the build quality I'll wait to buy a Steam Deck when they become available in my country in late 2023, maybe we'll even have some kind of Steam Deck 2.0 by then.
If you really want something like this why not get the Odin or the Steam handheld. It's money spent more wisely in my opinion. I don't own either though so what do I know?
Sign up for WhatNot and follow me for a chance to win the FREE PS5! bit.ly/WhatNotJacobR
Want to buy a portable PS2 console? bit.ly/portablePS2aliexpress
Kmart
@@TheAdams_Channel516 Kmart
@@TheAdams_Channel516 Kmart still in Business
i have the same ps5
You definitely overpaided for it
Ya know I never thought about it but a WiiU gamepad is like the perfect thing to mod into portable retro consoles.
If only they could make it work with the TV out or some type of dock or even the original Wii U console where you inserted disks so you can play on tv.
wii u pads sell for $250 last i check.even broken ones your better off fixing it selling it and getting 3d printed parts for way cheaper.
@@lxs077 where?
Wii-Us complete with gamepad are going for less than $150 on ebay in good condition
@@P_D-px6iv they were that price a year ago guess they went down
@@lxs077 according to pricecharting they've been at around $150 more or less since 2020 and were going for as low as $60 in 2018
Current Averadge is $125-150 for the 32GB models complete with a pad depending on condition (outside of working) and whether or not it comes with the box
The Zelda Wind Waker edition is going for around $200-300+ depending on condition
Atleast that's what I've seen on ebay and reddit
If you buy from B&M shops or Gamestop then it's probably more expensive
500$US. Goddamn...
At that price, might as well just buy a Steam Deck.
The deck has a bunch of ps2 emu issues so for a better 1:1 this console is better
@@mobious01 I'm pretty sure there's much cheaper options out there for some portable classic consoles emulators. That include the PS2.
@Michel Darwin i don't think its an emulator its native
@Michel Darwin it is not emulator. It is real ps2 with cutted motherboard to make a handheld. The price is fair.
i mean, look at some PS2 games, especially horror games, and how expensive they are. People will buy it out. When compared to a PS2 collection, $500 is relatively affordable
Forgot to note, I did end up adding some more solder to get the battery to stay in place. Not pretty, because soldering directly to a battery is not the easiest lol. But it’s working
A reflow might suffice.
Spot wielding is the best method. Soldering a lithium battery can end up in it exploding or shorting of battery lifespan.
So if I'm able to open it would taping down the battery to the contact work as well? I got the same issue as you
When they make them professionally and priced at $299 max I will buy it. Anything else or sent like that is outrageous. 👍
I get that people don’t want to pay crazy money for these, but you will never find a custom built console for $300 unless it’s broken lol.
@@jrob0021 I'm getting a custom SNES mini with over 8000 games for under 300. :) Lots of custom requests put into it.
@@berealsupportive2744 but that's emulation right?
@@berealsupportive2744 whats the custom work on it? Stickers?
@@bulletpunch9317 The opening screen
As has been stated in other comments - you might want to investigate the fact that the system clock seems to be dead - hence the flying orbs are not swirling. Not sure if this might have any impact on the saving of files or settings, but just something to be aware of. Some of the issues with loading could be sorted by updating the firmware - if it is possible - via the USB? (Just a thought). Propping up the boards inside to stop possible touching with some foam and glue might avoid any possible shorting in the future. I'd assume the batteries for the screen are separated from the PS2 - which is why the PS2 part turned off and the screen stayed on - I might be wrong about that though.
Yeah it was turning off because that one battery was loose. I added more solder and it’s on now
Also yeah I didn’t even see a clock battery in there so I don’t think they even thought about that lol
Just put some kapton tape on that daughter board by the chip then if it ever rests against the pins it’s no big deal
@@jrob0021 shame, not having a CMOS Battery isn't the end of the world but you may run into issues saving certain games such as ZOE which relies on real world time saves via the CMOS battery
You have to replace the cmos battery for the clock it’s a standard watch battery
Thank you so much, I was looking for a comparison of this model between real and fake. Couldn't find anything untill your video showed up! LEGEND
That's how you access OPL on the Fortuna exploit
Go into the memory card and back out, so you did do it correctly (Although, there's no need to hold R1)
It only worked when I press R1 tho. I tried it without R1 and it didn’t work for some reason
As you mentioned, loading from the usb drive is the slowest method, it has compatibility issues and there’s chances your games cutscenes will loop audio or lag. There are lists available to configure your games for the best gameplay. A new method is the use of a memory card, which will allow for even better compatibility. Still hdd or smb is the way to go, much faster and almost little to none compatibility issues there
There is an IDE mod for the PS2 Slim but for some reason they didn’t bother with it.
amazing that a PS1 memory card is faster than USB
flash memory eh!?
@@8bitnation419 because not all ps2 slims support that mod
Not only is it USB, it's USB 1.1, where you can only do barely a megabyte per second. Abysmally slow.
To be honest, if the green batterry was badly soldered the red batterry probably provide just enough power for the system to boot. (I might be wrong though)
2:36
Real one is the top one, evident by the gold-coloured home button.
Also the fact that the real one has a stronger gold colour.
I like how it’s themed from a game that isn’t even from that brand 😂😂
Thanks for you explaining how to get into OPL I had the same weird problem.
Other handhelds do boot up without needed that trick.
Never know what you’ll get when it comes from Aliexpress 😂
Those batteries are sketchy to me. You have two 26650 and one 18650 cell in there. the main problem i see is that the 26650 and the 18650 seem wired in parallel. Which mean they will both discharge at the same rate. They will recharge at different rates though. if the 18650 discharges completly while the 26650 still has juice then it will still try to draw from both at the same time causing the 18650 to overdraw. This could possibly result is a violent discharge. but i dont know how many volts its pushing. might be okay. i have a very basic understanding of it though, so if anyone else can chime in thatd be cool. P.S. Def resolder that connection lol
A few touches like making custom buttons and maybe relocating the memory slot a bit inside and it'll be perfect
That is super sick. Though I do think that the "practical portable PS2" at this point is just a Steam Deck.
I like how the portable PS2 looks like a Wii u 😂
Yeah it literally uses a Wii U gamepad shell
I thought he photoshopped the playstation 2 logo on the screen
Carrying around a spinning disc drive is just asking for scratched discs. Thought we learned that in the 90s
Cool device. The OG PS2 was also slow when loading video games. I think the device is replicated and definitely not an original Wii U game pad. But I was shocked to see you paid almost $600! Nevertheless, lovely 😊
Yeah i think your right actually about the device and The price is way to high it Cost equal to ps5, i wouldnt pay more then 300 for this
@@mitchrichie1347 i mean you can buy a ps vita for literally 50 euro used and play ps2 games there
@@mitchrichie1347 Thank you for your kind reply! Although it’s a cool gadget to have, I would also rather spend it on a PS5. Oh btw, you can sign up on Sony PlayStation’s official website to get selected to buy a PlayStation 5 for the normal MSRP. Wish me some luck 🍀
@@NeonFlamingo1337 I had a PS Vita back in 2012. The first model with the awesome OLED screen. Although I’m a huge Nintendo fan, I enjoyed the Vita more than my Nintendo 3DS.
I wish you were my life narrator your voice and how you speak is just great
I'm surprised you didn't switch the A and B buttons when you opened it up
!it may not be possible, most of the times they're keyed.
A portable PS2 with Zelda inlays, that's the type of bootleg I want 🤣
The sd sticking out the top is a deal breaker
Honestly normally I'd wanna roast the price but for being a wii u gamepad makes it very unique and in a way kinds priceless
$600 seems decently reasonable.
Now thats the best ps2 portable handheld build..
I'm jealous you got the one with the gold joysticks. The ones they have now that I just bought only have the grey sticks for the Zelda theme
also browsing Aliexpress and found several portable Gamecube with many designs
7:25 it would also have to be sitting straight up or flat on a table without moving because any movement would completely scratch your disks.
LOL, I was looking at this for some time now and wonder how they made this one 😆
After seeing your teardown ...now excited to buy it anymore 😅
If it came from a totally reputable source, that'd be a no-brainer good buy. From Aliexpress though, that's brave.
im glad that i find yur channel mush luv💞
The amount of hardware it takes to emulate as PS2, I feel that $600 is getting bet over hard core for this system. Steamdeck anyone?
Yes
The PS2 has certain functions that simply dont mesh with modern PC architecture (especially something like the Steam Deck) and so incur a huge performance cost to emulate
"Despite a large interest in PS2 emulation due to its sizable collection of games, it is still one of the hardest consoles to emulate for a number of reasons.
First of all: many people believe that since the main CPU (Emotion Engine) runs at a clock speed of 294Mhz (299Mhz on later revisions), it would make emulation easy on recent hardware. But this is not the case, because the clock speed of the emulated CPU is not necessarily indicative of the ease of emulation. Specifically, the PS2 CPU contains a multitude of custom sub-components and chips such as the FPU co-processor, 2 Vector Units, IOP, SPU2, Graphics Synthesizer and SIF which together work asynchronously to comprise the 128-bit Emotion Engine. In order to emulate them perfectly with correct timing requires an enormous amount of power. Moreover, the PS2 just like PS1 uses the MIPS architecture instead of standard x86 code, thus making emulation slower.[1]
Another big problem is the emulation of PS2’s own floating point unit (FPU) because it doesn’t follow the IEEE standard. To keep it simple, just changing a couple of numbers will cause glitches to occur to the game’s graphic (VU) and logic (EE), resulting in things like broken AI, odd behaviors or graphical bugs. While PCSX2 allows for the option of either clamping/rounding on both VU and EE as a solution to fix these glitches, it remains by far not the most accurate way to emulate the PS2 FPU.[2][3]
To conclude on the problems with PS2 emulation, we come to hardware rendering. The PS2’s graphics pipeline acts very differently from modern GPU cards and emulating it in HW mode with any degree of accuracy is difficult. This is due in part to the versatility of PS2, fact that it doesn’t use fixed shaders, or that even the games themselves do not use a consistent formula to achieve different graphical effects. Various type of emulation enhancements like display resolution scaling leads to the typical “black lines glitch” because of the use of a non-integer resolution. While the OpenGL backend on PCSX2 greatly improved on many of these issues, most games still require “software rendering” to fix many common glitches, which in turn slows down the emulation. Although Games using mip-mapping (Ratchet & Clank, Ace Combat, etc...) and games running on the Snowblind Engine are playable in OGL HW mode with minimal problems on high-end PCs.
In summary, it is not possible to achieve close-to-perfection PS2 emulation with actual PC hardware, and even if it was possible, the results would most likely be unplayable. The PS2 is simply a very complex machine that even game developers struggled to work with. "
SteemDehk would be preferable because it’s a portable PC
I thought it was funny that he used the Wii U gamepad as a housing
Now somebody should do a portable wii in a wii u gamepad
Great idea
I was thinking of that.
TNice tutorials is absolutly the best video of the world you expaining skills are good and it was a honor to see tNice tutorials vid well done
Am i the only one that instantly scrolls past the ads/sponsors? :D great video though.
i have the same one but with normal wiiu pad! the usb is actually hooked to some tiny modem inside it,but makes file transfer and homebrews troublesome.Also the procedure to open opl is weird,open memory browser and then exit twice.(oh so that procedure was due to the Fortuna exploit,thanks S1C4R1US)
7:20 they should use this new method of using memory card slot as an sd card slot, it boots up way faster than usb.
Honestly i was a little shocked with 550$ price,even for custom made ps2 😱
Even if it is cool in my opinions to match
But great video
Love the Zelda Wii u gamepad shell.
Anyone would mistake it for a Wii u.
It got me in the first part
I may buy that
It's not very good but imagine pranking someone with that.
But nah, I just wannna try this out for myself and see how bad it is first hand.
However, chances are I ain't buying that
If you buy that after watching this video you are not very smart.
@@PeripheriAe wait, why?
@@PeripheriAe I know it isn't good but uhh I just want to try it out myself and see how bad it is.
@@rijjhb9467 cuz it doesn't work good
0:31 - That explains why is so expensive.
If you can afford it whatever floats your boat dude
They could put the wii u console into the wii u pad solving the original problem
Modern Vintage Gamer just bought a portable PS2 too. Seems like a popular product.
Nintendo Wii U with the piano smashing noise with Sony computer entertainment😂
At no point would I pay nearly $600 for something like this, but it is pretty cool. They could've done a bit more for ergonomics on the back and swapping button like you said (and making volume +- buttons so the layout wasn't confusing) but pretty cool.
If it has RE Outbreak on it, I might consider it in the future. Outbreak is the one RE game I really want to play.
Right on nostalgia love the plague ost it brings back memories
$500+ consider yourself roasted lol
Personally I find that a really expensive emulator. I've been playing with a ps2 emulator on my phone with a Razor Kishi controller connected to it and runs fine most of the time. It also has quicker loading times than the ps2
in the wii us defense the gampad is comfortable as hell
This is definitely one of the most impressive things Ive seen xD
People always said how this looked like an accesory more, and now someone actually transformed it into a PS2!
Great video! I just wish the Wii U game pad was a better video quality and it just feels weird to play
Gotta admire the conversion work and taking a WII U gamepad, but opening it up and your worries will increase tenfold.
Jacob R.
Spending money on dodgy sites so we don't have to! Thanks man! Always enjoy watching your vids!
"I bought a fake PS2 in a Wii U handheld"
"I'm giving away a PS5"
*Nothing sus* 🤣
Legend of Zelda was my favorite ps2 game
I tried playing a PlayStation game on an emulator and for some reason the bottom button was going forward in the top button was going back and I looked at the buttons on a real PlayStation controller and the labels were accurate so it was really using the top button to go back and the bottom button to go forward which I've never seen before.
The Wii U gamepad still looks cool!
10:11 that's a memory card :)
it has fortuna installed in it, which is why it requires you to open the memory card and then go back to the main menu to load opl.
I like the way they distribute the weight evenly, they placed the two batteries separately on each side of the case
This really cool handheld contains a PS2 motherboard, which essentially allows you to play PS2 games on the go.
duh?
Wow who could of guess that Captain Obvious.
he made the point that it is an actual ps2 instead of an emulator.
I feel like a GameCube would have been more appropriate... since it's a Zelda themed Wii U gamepad and all that 😜
Sony does what Nintendont? Nintendo does what Sony should have done? Someone said F* it, and just made a Playstation with Nintendo stuff?....Sounds legit to me.
Aww man, portable ps2, i didnt know they exist, i should buy it
NNOOTT ALIEXPRSS nvm that gamepad is buzzin
This is what happens when an AI reads fake restoration titles and makes a console.
I don’t understand how they can do all this but not the IDE/Sata mod. There is an IDE mod for the PS2 Slim which will let you run games faster than the disc drive. Just like Network/IDE port from the PS2 Phat. Don’t know why they couldn’t wire up an SD Card port or something.
Be careful with soldering batteries, this can be dangerous. Factory's spot weld these connections on rather than solder. Wear safety glasses n protive equipment, your up against battery acid 🤔
I really want someone to mod a switch into a Wiiu gamepad
ahh yes, my favorite console, the PS2 U
When the SD card fell out I thought yikes that was a button 😂
For $600 I think it's got some hard flaws. At a lower price, maybe 350 or 4 it would make more sense. I think they added a lot of value to the zelda case more than anything.
A PS5 is all well and good, but that PS2 would make a way cooler prize!
With a few custom buttons and a smaller form factor Flash Drive it could be really cool.
Also shame that it seems the internal console battery died and no longer keeps the time judging by the stationary main screen.
Get a Sandisk Cruzer flash drive. They’re super small and barely stick out. 64gb are like $11.
You might wanna use some capton tape to isolate parts where you are afraid of shorts.
Love your videos
There are a few dope games preloaded on there that’s fire
If someone made a portable PS2 with the proper pressure sensitive buttons and a 4:3 screen I'd be all over it. I wonder if there's any ide or sata connections anywhere on the board that would allow us to bypass the slow USB sd card issue.
If i saw it right, they didn't even cut the PS2 PCB which not many people do.
Cool video man.
Thats actually a great idea.
that thing is a serious death trap
Nice little gadget but if you want to really game a steam deck would be a better choice for that price
Such an odd complaint about the volume buttons. Why add something if you can utilize something that's already there?
I always wanted on eof these but after seeing the build quality I'll wait to buy a Steam Deck when they become available in my country in late 2023, maybe we'll even have some kind of Steam Deck 2.0 by then.
I would like a portable PS2 that can play disc's and digital
It's a dope console, I might get 1
the one on the top is the wii u pad and the one on the bottom is the ps2
2 x 26600mah is really something
I know its portable but jeez, 550 dollars for a ps2
If you really want something like this why not get the Odin or the Steam handheld. It's money spent more wisely in my opinion. I don't own either though so what do I know?
I kinda wanna see someone put a nintendo switch in a wiiu gamepad
Love the shirt, in an out is my favorite fast food restaurant
So like ET game this is where all Wii U pads went
Home button is also different color
600!?!? That’s a whole ps5
Or a steam deck
Portable PS2 is now days should use the secondary memory card port with an SD card instead. Not as good as HDD but a lot faster.
I am shocked that it worked at all
Serves you right for spending $500 on a knock off from Ali Express
Yeah, I got a portable PS2, it's called my phone