Console Special No. 7: Sony PlayStation Portable

The Cane and Rinse videogame podcast

Cane and Rinse

Hobbies, Leisure, Video Games, Games

4.8 • 767 Ratings

🗓️ 29 April 2020

⏱️ 193 minutes

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Summary

“Come out and play” In our latest single format special, Leon, Chris, James and Leah review "The Walkman of the 21st Century", Sony's PlayStation Portable. Even if the PSP didn't quite reach the iconic status of its pocket cassette player, the sleek little powerhouse did last for almost a decade and shifted around 80 million units. We remember its hardware pros and cons, as well as a decent cross-section of its 1300+ game strong library. http://media.blubrry.com/caneandrinse/caneandrinse.com/podcast/console_special_psp.mp3 This console special was edited by Jay Taylor

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0:00.0	Your PlayStation. Why aren't you talking about the PSP?
0:02.9	Actually, these PSP games are the business. And I can't stand hearing these kids talking about some weak app on the phone.
0:08.9	Games, phone.
0:10.0	They're getting hustle, KB.
0:11.4	Hustle. We need publicity for the PSP.
0:14.1	We're going to do something about it.
0:15.4	PSP needs a hero.
0:16.7	Yeah.
0:17.2	A baller. A baller.
0:18.6	Yes.
0:19.2	Someone isn't wearing a clip on top.
0:22.6	Huh?
0:23.6	We got good kids playing bad games.
0:25.6	You know what?
0:26.6	You're on to something.
0:28.6	Hello everybody and welcome to the latest of your Canaan Rintz format special podcasts.
0:34.6	We have come to, for whatever reason, the Sony PlayStation Portable, the PSP, if you will.
0:42.1	It's quicker, it's shorter.
0:43.9	Joining me, Leon Cox, in this console special are Chris O'Regan.
0:48.5	Hello.
0:49.8	James Carter.
0:51.1	Hello.
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