Pimp your PSP into an arcade machine

Posted in PSP by Conner Flynn on March 19th, 2008

Pimp your PSP into an arcade machine
Not a full size arcade machine, of course. Your PSP screen would be really tiny inside of a huge cabinet. This might be the most useless PSP accessory ever, but it’s also one of the coolest. You can turn your PSP into a small retro cardboard arcade machine, straight out of the 80’s.

The cardboard mini game for PSP comes in a pack of two, with authentic graffiti and mall-rat trash. It only costs $12.49. This is a perfect way to relive your youth, but on a smaller scale. Personally I dig the Cosmic Intruders version.

If all your friends bought these, you could open up an actual arcade for tiny people. The only problem is there’s no coin slot on a PSP, so you won’t be making any money.

[Perpetual Kid] VIA [Gizmodo]

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2 Comments to “Pimp your PSP into an arcade machine”
  1. suverman Says:

    what a waste of my time even to come across this page. 30 secs of my life wasted

  2. Leo Says:

    Very good, man!! If I had a PSP I would certainly buy one of this for me!!

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