I've always said that the PSP was truly ahead of its time! In a pre-smartphone era, the only other major portable multi-media devices at the time were basically iPods and Zune's. For the PSP to be an entire portable gaming console, as well as being able to serve as a MP3 player, movie and video player, web browsing, and even backwards compat with PS1 titles was just amazing at the time.
@@XTNDEADPLAY, bad marketing, high price, young adult oriented, psp anouncement killed then very few games. Only sold 200000 becuse of all this. Very beautiful design.
Sony intended it to be the "Walkman of the 21st century". I think it's still my all time favourite PlayStation system. Back when I was in university, being able to listen to music or fire up a high quality 3D game between classes, on a single device that fit in my pocket, was a godsend.
I own a ps3 too. But it lacks ps2 retrocompatibility. Thats why in essence, PS2 was the best, it was fully retrocompatible, the most reliable dvd player (the most advance media at the time) and could do everything the ps1 could do. When the ps2 arrived there was no reason at all to keep the ps1. Whished this happened in all generations.
@@Volition_To_The_Max Not all, only the first ones with 4 usb conections. It was too expensive so sony took it out to reduce costs. The ps4 gen was already planned to max profit.
Maybe they could simply release a PS5 streaming app for Steam. The SteamDeck seem to have more than all the buttons for it, and even most of the other functions of the PS5 controller.
@@Big_Boss14 Yes, there is already ways to stream PS to Linux since long now. But it would be quite an ordeal to setup for the average user (even of computers, like the Deck) as you have to do some light hackery to get the streaming access keys. Nothing that would bother a CFW Vita user. And I suppose that key process would still be needed for those systems as well though?
I think it’s the lack of two analog sticks which makes it hard/impossible to play these games you’ve mentioned. Also with this latency I don’t think the experience would be that pleasant.
I played a bit of The Last of Us 2 and a good chunk of Untitled Goose Game streaming from my PS4 to my Vita and they worked flawlessly. I felt no lag at all!
That was cool to see! I'm getting my first PS3 soon and was looking forward to experimenting with this feature with my childhood PSP. Good to see it in action and get a good idea of how it works, even if it's not that great lol
@@ps-lover8380 Hey, but at least you get the option to plug it in and use it that way! That model looks so clean too, almost like a concept model rather than an official model.
Bro, i bought my second PS3 two months ago, i used to play on my first PS3 for hours but my parents had to sell it due to it making me worse at school. Now that after 7 years i get play all these awesome games that i unfortunately have missed is so satisfying. 😅
Come to think of it, this is an actual ecosystem built for PlayStation by Sony; way before even Apple had one to say of their own. Kinda ingenious imo. Great content as always Ryan 🫡
I remember trying remote play with the PSP and PS3, as well as doing it with the Vita and PS4. The PSP didn't work very well, like you said, and it was more novel then anything. I do remember things being better on the Vita, but I really haven't tried it recently to know how it is now. Honestly, this is one of the things that makes me excited about the Steam Deck, I am going to use that with Chiaki to remote play my PS4 with full controls and no janky back touch pad for L2/R2. I know you could set it elsewhere on the Vita, but using the back touch or touchscreen weren't great options any way it went. I don't have many games on my PS4, but I am looking forward to replaying the Uncharted series and Infamous: Second Son. The other games that I have on PS4, I also have on PC, so that's not a big draw for me otherwise, I just want to play a few exclusives that I don't want to take over the TV to play.
For some reason I got memories of my first experience with Netflix through PSP with a pair of beats solos by Dre. Those baby blue ones. That feels so far away now. I still got the headphones too
I was in middle school when the PSP was current...us kids knew we had something special in our pockets, especially when we all figured out custom firmware....
The PSP was a technical marvel at its time Even amazing graphics for the time. Daxter looked like a ps2 game on it, god of what ghost of sparta. For 2004....Holy Moly.
When remote play 1st came out, you would had to have your PS3 already on. At the time, you could not turn on or even turn off the PS3 while using remote play. What he did not mentioned is that you could adjust the Remote Play options like Video and Sound quality to improve the lag of Remote Play.
I didn't realize you could play PS1 games that are in your PS3, via PSP remote play. I'm actually lowkey curious about what it would look like if I popped in my WCW Mayhem disc to my PS3, and played that via remote play. That FMV intro with Goldberg killing all the production dudes would probably look like shit on my PSP but it's worth the shot lmaoooooo
Fun fact, if you have a CFW PS3 and dump your games you can edit the Param.sfo file and flag it to enable remote play on any game. I have no clue of how it works if at all 'cause I never tried, but hey, the option is there
I know these videos don't quite get the same views and clout, but as a hard-core Sony fan these education and history based videos are amazing. The quality is top notch and u can't really find this anywhere else. Keep these up, cheers Ryan
I've been binging all your documentary and the ps vita videos I always wanted a psp when I was a kid and I think I'm going to buy a vita this month idk just because I've always wanted it.
I remember having a cybershot digital camera that used the same memory stick of the psp. I would then use my psp to transfer all my photos to my ps3. Damn I miss those complicated yet simpler times.
I always enjoy your news and hardware videos. Any chance you will be doing some review videos any time soon? I’d like to hear your take on game specifics what games appeal to you the most.
If I had to take a guess why some videos get blocked when you remote play, Sony and the rights holder of the video content might be hitting legal territory of "streaming" instead of a video download purchase. The license to Sony to sell it probabaly had language strictly saying it must be for download and playback, but streaming rights weren't sold with it.
I kinda wanna get a psp just for nostalgia. My hands would really cramp playing it though that’s why I never bought the vita. I use to love watching movies on . Terminator 2 looks so crystal clear on those UMD movies
Remote play was one of the factors that got me to pick up a PS3. But so few games ultimately supported it. I guess because of the slow 802.11b WiFi, and that the PSP only has a six button controller and a single analogue nub. The Vita kind of addressed this with its dual analogues, but having the L2/R2 and L3/R3 buttons mapped virtually to the touch pads just never felt right. I'm surprised it took as long as the Switch to get a major handheld with a full 10-button layout.
I have a better method, if you have a capture card connected to your ps3 and using Parsec and mobile / tablet etc you can remote play even over mobile data (network dependent). The latency is minimal for me as I'm using the Avermedia 4K Gamer. It's the lowest preview latency 4K capture card that I am aware of. Forgot to mention: I use the Titan Two for passthrough controls to the ps3 via Parsec.
Watching this video reminded me of all the times I used remote play with my Vita and PS4. I wish remote play worked with the PS5 and the Vita would probably use my Vita way more than I do now
I used to use it a lot for the PlayTV decoder. I could watch TV from anywhere in the world with a reasonably good wifi connection. This was such a good feature at a time when television was much more relevant than today. I remember I could record any program/channel while watching another one, pause and rewind from live, schedule recordings (the PS3 would start by itself in order to record) and watch it later on. All of it in 1080p and fully compatible with the remote play.
I used my PS3 as a network steamer. It would read the music files on my PC and stream then to my PSP, which was connected to my hi-fi via the headphone socket.
I really wish sony and other game developers used the 2nd screen function for maps and menu items kinda like the wii u had and also let us use our phones or tablets as well
I found a mint first gen PSP still in it's box a few weeks ago when having a clean out, I totally forgot I had it, I also found a PSPGO! with cradle at the same time,
Really took a dive into Vita remote play, goodness gracious with a decent Wi-Fi connection to my PS4 pro was INCREDIIIIIE!! Beat Fallout 4 on Vita via remote play.
The Psp was really ahead of its time. I remember when I first got mine way back, I could not put it down and if it wasn't for the Vita or Switch I still wouldn't.
With a cfw ps3 you can actually use the remote play on any game, some won't boot or will have problems but most will work flawlessly, I played most of persona 5 and some lego games without any problems.
Didn't know PSP had any remote play! I find PS4 rp super useful. Vita support is appreciated but I tend to use my laptop + DS4 when I remote play. It's actually something I consider when deciding whither to buy a given title physically or digitally - if the game lends itself to rp I'm inclined to go digital so I don't have to worry about whether I left the correct disc in. Still keen for physical games though in general.
Not just PS3, You can use your PC, I dont reamember how but if you already got yourself a game, You can log into the store back in the day, Plug in the PSP and boom, you can start downloading the applacation though the PC.
After I felt I got burned by the Vita getting killed early by Sony i lost interest in Sony products. How ever the PSP/PS3 era will always be my favorite
If I remember correctly analog support wasn't updated for Lair by the time remote play came out. That's why it was a big deal when people found out you could play lair without the forced motion controls.
What really sucks is that companies just decide to ditch their old platforms just like that. I had so many memories with my old consoles and too many great experiences are still locked to those old devices, so when Sony basically tells me to stop using my PS3 or Nintendo my 3DS, well, I get miffed. Especially when it still works perfectly! Thanks for the video showcasing a cool bit of our old days of fun.
I don't think cloud is gaming is "hot" right now, instead companies just think that's what we want when most of us actually don't want it (similar to the NFT fiasco going on now)
You forgot to mention the lack of a second analog stick. It would be impossible to play ps3 that require it (like with most) and it would make sense why ps1 was allowed since the controls were easily convertible .
I try to play my modded ps3 over remote play via vita but even with best video setting it is really fuzzy. Psp is clear but lacks the 2nd stick obviously.
@@dickmcbizz8736 You can improve the picture quality alot by changing the param.sfo of the game manually you can also improve the connection stability and distance by using the router as a linking point rather than the ps3 itself
Most consumers do want to use remote Play just not cloud gaming. There's very much a good use case for cloud gaming when it comes to things like GeForce now which should be treated like a online Cafe and not a platform
I still use remote play today with my PS3 and PS Vita. With a jailbroken psvita u can play any PS3 game so it's really cool. I play persona 5 like this from time to time
I don't think any handheld has ever fit its place so perfectly even though it easily could've been dismissed and considered ahead of its time. It was a badass powerful multimedia device with a huge video game, music, movies, and TV library that could all be purchased directly on the console. It was so intuitive to use any kid good at using a computer could have basically made it their on-demand offline boredom SNIPER. And that's not even considering the capabilities of CFW.
I remember using it ages ago. I patched the PS3 version of Persona 5 with a CFW to force it to use remote play and it worked! It was so fun because the PSP didn't have all the buttons the game needed, but hey, still pretty cool that it was working tho
i was feeling sick a few days ago so i decided why not try doing this myself so i can play kingdom hearts in my bed. it works? at like 10 - 15 FPS and a one second delay. i ended up just moving to the couch lmao
Cloud gaming is perfect for slower paced games. But for shooters its very difficult. The PS3 version of code veronica is definitely the better version vs the PS4 version.
When I Just got my Vita I was running really low on space so I had all my PS1 games on PS3 and played them remotely which also got rid of the need for syncing save data but streaming games Is awful If you don't live In a big city
Ps3 was the best playstation console of all time and was an underrated console. Here's why 1 free online 2 fully backwards compatible 3 first console to have remote play. Btw we wouldn't be able to play ps5 anywhere with remote play if it weren't for PS3. I bet you if it weren't for ps3 remote play the switch and wii u probably wouldn't even be a thought
If you have Hen or Han on your ps3 you can play more games if you do some modifications with game file (ISO) For example you can play Bioshock Infinite, Watch Dogs, Doom 3, Resident evil 4, Silent Hill downpour, Battlefield 4 and more
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I've always said that the PSP was truly ahead of its time! In a pre-smartphone era, the only other major portable multi-media devices at the time were basically iPods and Zune's. For the PSP to be an entire portable gaming console, as well as being able to serve as a MP3 player, movie and video player, web browsing, and even backwards compat with PS1 titles was just amazing at the time.
Tapwave Zodiac did that before. And with a touchscreen and vibration.
@@puni3094 and why is everyone not talking about it?
@@puni3094 the tap wave what now?
@@XTNDEADPLAY, bad marketing, high price, young adult oriented, psp anouncement killed then very few games. Only sold 200000 becuse of all this. Very beautiful design.
Sony intended it to be the "Walkman of the 21st century". I think it's still my all time favourite PlayStation system. Back when I was in university, being able to listen to music or fire up a high quality 3D game between classes, on a single device that fit in my pocket, was a godsend.
“17 years later people still don’t want to stream games” yep yep yep! Exactly why my PS3 is still relevant and my favorite console 🙌🏼
I own a ps3 too.
But it lacks ps2 retrocompatibility.
Thats why in essence, PS2 was the best, it was fully retrocompatible, the most reliable dvd player (the most advance media at the time) and could do everything the ps1 could do.
When the ps2 arrived there was no reason at all to keep the ps1.
Whished this happened in all generations.
@@guilhermecaiado5384 it should be automatic.
@@guilhermecaiado5384 the PS3 Phat has full backwards compatibility with the PS2 i believe
@@Volition_To_The_Max Not all, only the first ones with 4 usb conections.
It was too expensive so sony took it out to reduce costs.
The ps4 gen was already planned to max profit.
@@guilhermecaiado5384 and the PS3 80 GB with two USB connections still played them all but emulated them from the disc
Remote Play was one of the best features on PS3 and especially on PS4, where you could really stream a lot of games on your PS Vita.
I hope SONY comes out with another Handheld, the steam deck looks awesome
Their focus are now on PSVR2.
@@doctorsilva1345 I don’t think it’s that difficult, there’s hella mock ups they can take inspiration.
Maybe they could simply release a PS5 streaming app for Steam.
The SteamDeck seem to have more than all the buttons for it, and even most of the other functions of the PS5 controller.
@@AltCutTV if anything the homebrew Community can help if there's any hacks for PS5 like moonlite u can stream your Steam games on a moded PS Vita
@@Big_Boss14 Yes, there is already ways to stream PS to Linux since long now. But it would be quite an ordeal to setup for the average user (even of computers, like the Deck) as you have to do some light hackery to get the streaming access keys. Nothing that would bother a CFW Vita user. And I suppose that key process would still be needed for those systems as well though?
Dude I would love more PSP and Vita content. Currently collecting for the PSP
I remember most games didnt work at all with remote play, I always wanted to play GTA IV and GTA V over remote play but it wasn't supported on PS3.
CFW lets you play many more games, controls are an issue though. Can't drift in sonic for example
I think it’s the lack of two analog sticks which makes it hard/impossible to play these games you’ve mentioned. Also with this latency I don’t think the experience would be that pleasant.
@@MrBlackout97 The latency is horrible even wired up
On the Vita I love to play GTA IV from my Jailbroken PS3. & I play GTA V through remoteplay on the ps4
Seen some dude playing Elden Ring at work on his Vita from his PS4 from home, was so cool to see it looked smooth as
I played a bit of The Last of Us 2 and a good chunk of Untitled Goose Game streaming from my PS4 to my Vita and they worked flawlessly. I felt no lag at all!
Slower games work pretty good. Bloodborne was a nightmare though.
That was cool to see! I'm getting my first PS3 soon and was looking forward to experimenting with this feature with my childhood PSP. Good to see it in action and get a good idea of how it works, even if it's not that great lol
Me to but I have PSP streat it has no wi-fi option
@@ps-lover8380 Hey, but at least you get the option to plug it in and use it that way! That model looks so clean too, almost like a concept model rather than an official model.
Bro, i bought my second PS3 two months ago, i used to play on my first PS3 for hours but my parents had to sell it due to it making me worse at school.
Now that after 7 years i get play all these awesome games that i unfortunately have missed is so satisfying. 😅
@@Megatron9000 If you get a Vita you have even more Remote Play options and you can even tweak certain games to make them playable via Remote Play
Technologically, PSP is super impressive. I sold mine, enjoyed that modding much more than mobile gaming aspect but I definitely respect the tech.
Very interesting to look back on. There were even a few games on the PS3 that could do remote play exclusively with the Vita.
Come to think of it, this is an actual ecosystem built for PlayStation by Sony; way before even Apple had one to say of their own. Kinda ingenious imo. Great content as always Ryan 🫡
Apple is far behind the competition
Apple had an iTunes/iPod/Mac ecosystem long before this lol
Yeah Apple was building out an ecosystem long before Sony did it with the PlayStation, it just wasn’t as apparent as it is now
@@henrybarney3202 around the similar time frame. iTunes was mainly music and videos. Sony did all that and games. Very impressive indeed
@@crown_vic3759 😂😂 good joke
The competition still hasn’t fully caught up to Apples brilliant eco system functionality
With a Modded PSP, you can take off the limitations and remote play any game, which is something I'd like to see you try on this channel.
Extremely niche content like this is the very reason we subscribe! Great work Ryan, hoping to see more PSP videos.
I remember trying remote play with the PSP and PS3, as well as doing it with the Vita and PS4. The PSP didn't work very well, like you said, and it was more novel then anything. I do remember things being better on the Vita, but I really haven't tried it recently to know how it is now. Honestly, this is one of the things that makes me excited about the Steam Deck, I am going to use that with Chiaki to remote play my PS4 with full controls and no janky back touch pad for L2/R2. I know you could set it elsewhere on the Vita, but using the back touch or touchscreen weren't great options any way it went. I don't have many games on my PS4, but I am looking forward to replaying the Uncharted series and Infamous: Second Son. The other games that I have on PS4, I also have on PC, so that's not a big draw for me otherwise, I just want to play a few exclusives that I don't want to take over the TV to play.
the fact that you can still use the psp store through the ps3 is amazing
For some reason I got memories of my first experience with Netflix through PSP with a pair of beats solos by Dre. Those baby blue ones. That feels so far away now. I still got the headphones too
I was in middle school when the PSP was current...us kids knew we had something special in our pockets, especially when we all figured out custom firmware....
The PSP was a technical marvel at its time
Even amazing graphics for the time.
Daxter looked like a ps2 game on it, god of what ghost of sparta.
For 2004....Holy Moly.
When remote play 1st came out, you would had to have your PS3 already on.
At the time, you could not turn on or even turn off the PS3 while using remote play.
What he did not mentioned is that you could adjust the Remote Play options like Video and Sound quality to improve the lag of Remote Play.
I didn't realize you could play PS1 games that are in your PS3, via PSP remote play. I'm actually lowkey curious about what it would look like if I popped in my WCW Mayhem disc to my PS3, and played that via remote play. That FMV intro with Goldberg killing all the production dudes would probably look like shit on my PSP but it's worth the shot lmaoooooo
Fun fact, if you have a CFW PS3 and dump your games you can edit the Param.sfo file and flag it to enable remote play on any game.
I have no clue of how it works if at all 'cause I never tried, but hey, the option is there
I know these videos don't quite get the same views and clout, but as a hard-core Sony fan these education and history based videos are amazing. The quality is top notch and u can't really find this anywhere else. Keep these up, cheers Ryan
@user-zp5jh8tq7k🤨📸
I've been binging all your documentary and the ps vita videos I always wanted a psp when I was a kid and I think I'm going to buy a vita this month idk just because I've always wanted it.
It's cool when you homebrew it and run the psp emulator so it turns into a psp
@@sillkthashocker thanks I'll check that out.
Make sure you get a sufficient sd card especially if you’re hacking it. Other than that enjoy
I remember having a cybershot digital camera that used the same memory stick of the psp. I would then use my psp to transfer all my photos to my ps3. Damn I miss those complicated yet simpler times.
Yes! Still have a sony Cybershot that uses the same memory stick. Recently re-aquired a psp too from ebay. Hello 2007 again :)
Not simple 🤡
I always enjoy your news and hardware videos. Any chance you will be doing some review videos any time soon? I’d like to hear your take on game specifics what games appeal to you the most.
i like the content you put out. clean ya psp. it deserves it.
I used to play a lot PS1 games on the PS3 and loading them directly to the PSP was so cool, sadly my PSP died and 2 years later was my PS3
Really interesting retrospective! I never really messed around with this back in the day. I did love using my PS3 as a media hub for my PSP though.
If I had to take a guess why some videos get blocked when you remote play, Sony and the rights holder of the video content might be hitting legal territory of "streaming" instead of a video download purchase. The license to Sony to sell it probabaly had language strictly saying it must be for download and playback, but streaming rights weren't sold with it.
I kinda wanna get a psp just for nostalgia. My hands would really cramp playing it though that’s why I never bought the vita. I use to love watching movies on . Terminator 2 looks so crystal clear on those UMD movies
You could probably get a case that adds bigger grips to hold onto
Remote play was one of the factors that got me to pick up a PS3. But so few games ultimately supported it. I guess because of the slow 802.11b WiFi, and that the PSP only has a six button controller and a single analogue nub. The Vita kind of addressed this with its dual analogues, but having the L2/R2 and L3/R3 buttons mapped virtually to the touch pads just never felt right. I'm surprised it took as long as the Switch to get a major handheld with a full 10-button layout.
I use buttons on my touchpad at the back so it feels like using a ps4 controller.
I have a better method, if you have a capture card connected to your ps3 and using Parsec and mobile / tablet etc you can remote play even over mobile data (network dependent). The latency is minimal for me as I'm using the Avermedia 4K Gamer. It's the lowest preview latency 4K capture card that I am aware of.
Forgot to mention: I use the Titan Two for passthrough controls to the ps3 via Parsec.
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Are you a technician?
I remember putting in a PS2 disc of Grand Theft Auto III and playing it over remote play on the PSP, which was really cool!
You cant play PS2 games over remoteplay on a ps3. I think its the only system that cant be remote played. PS1 works over remoteplay thoo
14:02 just imagine going through Stormy Ascent with that latency. My God.
These were the kinds of features I bought PSP for. Well, it didn't work super well, but the idea was cool and ahead of its time.
Watching this video reminded me of all the times I used remote play with my Vita and PS4. I wish remote play worked with the PS5 and the Vita would probably use my Vita way more than I do now
God of war 1 still gives goosebumps... wat e game!
Epic... may psp be always remembered for being that nut you can play with outside
Ken Kutaragi is an insanely talented engineer.
I used to use it a lot for the PlayTV decoder.
I could watch TV from anywhere in the world with a reasonably good wifi connection.
This was such a good feature at a time when television was much more relevant than today. I remember I could record any program/channel while watching another one, pause and rewind from live, schedule recordings (the PS3 would start by itself in order to record) and watch it later on.
All of it in 1080p and fully compatible with the remote play.
I used my PS3 as a network steamer. It would read the music files on my PC and stream then to my PSP, which was connected to my hi-fi via the headphone socket.
PSP and PS3 favorite games always be my childhood back from 10 years
Impressive for some tech from nearly 20 years ago.
I know I waasnt the only one who used their PSP for…. ‘multimedia’ 👀👀🥵
it's simple- i see Tomba, i thumbs up the video
Thank u for making this video. This brings so much memories 😢
i was watching p*** at 10 psp was truly ahead of its time
I really wish sony and other game developers used the 2nd screen function for maps and menu items kinda like the wii u had and also let us use our phones or tablets as well
I found a mint first gen PSP still in it's box a few weeks ago when having a clean out, I totally forgot I had it, I also found a PSPGO! with cradle at the same time,
You should do a collection tour!
Really took a dive into Vita remote play, goodness gracious with a decent Wi-Fi connection to my PS4 pro was INCREDIIIIIE!!
Beat Fallout 4 on Vita via remote play.
Beside PSP, Sony Ericsson Aino was the first non android phone which had remote play (can't play game though).
The Psp was really ahead of its time. I remember when I first got mine way back, I could not put it down and if it wasn't for the Vita or Switch I still wouldn't.
I will always kick myself for selling my PSP when I was younger even though it was the only way for me to get more games
If psp had a second stick and two triggers it would still hold up magnificently today. There would have been no need for a vita tbh.
With a cfw ps3 you can actually use the remote play on any game, some won't boot or will have problems but most will work flawlessly, I played most of persona 5 and some lego games without any problems.
With hen theres something similar?
slither the Sky dragon shirt... Nice!
I love doing this, fallout 3 with some rigging is my favorite to play 😎
Thinking I used my vita and not my 3001 though
does fallout 3 work on remote play to vita natively or do you need to mod the system?
I use remote play every day on vita love it and it doesn't even lag that bad i could play most of my games while in bed and it's honestly great.
1:21 you played ACX? nice!
This is Sony saying upgrade to a PS4
Hey Ryan! Have you heard the news? Playstation Home is back online on current version OFW PS3 (unofficially)
The amount of random access memory the PlayStation 3 had at its disposal made remote play difficult.
I used it for watching videos and music on the go all the time psp was the best
Didn't know PSP had any remote play! I find PS4 rp super useful. Vita support is appreciated but I tend to use my laptop + DS4 when I remote play.
It's actually something I consider when deciding whither to buy a given title physically or digitally - if the game lends itself to rp I'm inclined to go digital so I don't have to worry about whether I left the correct disc in. Still keen for physical games though in general.
Not just PS3, You can use your PC, I dont reamember how but if you already got yourself a game, You can log into the store back in the day, Plug in the PSP and boom, you can start downloading the applacation though the PC.
After I felt I got burned by the Vita getting killed early by Sony i lost interest in Sony products. How ever the PSP/PS3 era will always be my favorite
Ik it’s small but shout out to mystic playin DMX slippin such a good song, r.i.p. but as always great vid mystic 🙏🏽
If I remember correctly analog support wasn't updated for Lair by the time remote play came out. That's why it was a big deal when people found out you could play lair without the forced motion controls.
Still have my psp love playing ps1 games on it
I would love a new Sony handheld
What really sucks is that companies just decide to ditch their old platforms just like that. I had so many memories with my old consoles and too many great experiences are still locked to those old devices, so when Sony basically tells me to stop using my PS3 or Nintendo my 3DS, well, I get miffed.
Especially when it still works perfectly! Thanks for the video showcasing a cool bit of our old days of fun.
I don't think cloud is gaming is "hot" right now, instead companies just think that's what we want when most of us actually don't want it (similar to the NFT fiasco going on now)
You forgot to mention the lack of a second analog stick. It would be impossible to play ps3 that require it (like with most) and it would make sense why ps1 was allowed since the controls were easily convertible .
Really great video as always !
On modded ps3 you can play 80% of the ps3 games on the psp
just finished persona 5 on the psp a week ago
lol how was it?
@@PieStudios Good enough not perfect especially the input lag but the picture quality is pretty good
@@mustafapx for P5, the input lag shouldn’t make it unplayable. I kinda wanna try that now lmao
I try to play my modded ps3 over remote play via vita but even with best video setting it is really fuzzy. Psp is clear but lacks the 2nd stick obviously.
@@dickmcbizz8736 You can improve the picture quality alot by changing the param.sfo of the game manually
you can also improve the connection stability and distance by using the router as a linking point rather than the ps3 itself
Most consumers do want to use remote Play just not cloud gaming.
There's very much a good use case for cloud gaming when it comes to things like GeForce now which should be treated like a online Cafe and not a platform
I still use remote play today with my PS3 and PS Vita. With a jailbroken psvita u can play any PS3 game so it's really cool. I play persona 5 like this from time to time
The PSP was ahead of its time, I still play it!
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I don't think any handheld has ever fit its place so perfectly even though it easily could've been dismissed and considered ahead of its time. It was a badass powerful multimedia device with a huge video game, music, movies, and TV library that could all be purchased directly on the console. It was so intuitive to use any kid good at using a computer could have basically made it their on-demand offline boredom SNIPER. And that's not even considering the capabilities of CFW.
I remember playing RE2 on the psp and oh man it was glorious!
I miss this era so much. Ps3 was my everything
I remember using it ages ago. I patched the PS3 version of Persona 5 with a CFW to force it to use remote play and it worked!
It was so fun because the PSP didn't have all the buttons the game needed, but hey, still pretty cool that it was working tho
The lack of two thumbsticks and L2/R2 is why most games are disabled, only a very select few work
i was feeling sick a few days ago so i decided why not try doing this myself so i can play kingdom hearts in my bed. it works? at like 10 - 15 FPS and a one second delay.
i ended up just moving to the couch lmao
Today Playstation send a new update to PS3 PSP and PSVITA to update the PSN authentication. Thats is good timing
Great vid as always.
"The issues just exasperated over..." you meant exacerbated :-)
Even the Vita didn't have remote play over the Internet......interesting that the PSP did!
It does tho
What a terrible idea. Just 1 stick. JUST ONE STICK.
Wheres the random lot of psp games off ebay unboxing video???
Streaming has come quite far, I was playing Code Veronica the PS3 version on my PS5 with no discernable lag though it's not a very FAST game
Cloud gaming is perfect for slower paced games. But for shooters its very difficult. The PS3 version of code veronica is definitely the better version vs the PS4 version.
When I Just got my Vita I was running really low on space so I had all my PS1 games on PS3 and played them remotely which also got rid of the need for syncing save data
but streaming games Is awful If you don't live In a big city
nintendo and playsttion pioneerd SO MUCH!
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It connected a lot faster than I expected
Ps3 was the best playstation console of all time and was an underrated console. Here's why
1 free online
2 fully backwards compatible
3 first console to have remote play. Btw we wouldn't be able to play ps5 anywhere with remote play if it weren't for PS3. I bet you if it weren't for ps3 remote play the switch and wii u probably wouldn't even be a thought
If you have Hen or Han on your ps3 you can play more games if you do some modifications with game file (ISO)
For example you can play Bioshock Infinite, Watch Dogs, Doom 3, Resident evil 4, Silent Hill downpour, Battlefield 4 and more
good timing😉