PSP UMD door Mod: See your PSP’s insides
Sometimes, it’s the simple things that rock. The Swiss-made Sig-550 assault rifle for example swapped out standard issue tin rifle mags for a clear-plastic set, which not only made the gun lighter and more reliable (plastic doesn’t dent like tin, hence less jams), but also allowed the trooper using it to just take a glance at the mag to see how much ammo he had left without having to rack the bolt and yank out the mag, as with what Solid had to do in his trailer (You know you want one, Snake).
As far-fetched as it sounds, we were thinking that when we picked up this short video clip cannae45 posted over at youtube. Nothing fancy here – he just remade his PSP UMD door with a viewing port, which allowed the user to get an eyeful of the UMD’s metal cradle, and the title of whatever game he pops into the console. Sure, it ain’t as pimpin’ as a light-up door, or even a PSP port of the PS2 analog stick, but like we said, there’s an elegance to subtle but practical mods like these we love. Enjoy the vid.
Via youtube.com
Sometimes, it’s the simple things that rock. The Swiss-made Sig-550 assault rifle for example swapped out standard issue tin rifle mags for a clear-plastic set, which not only made the gun lighter and more reliable (plastic doesn’t dent like tin, hence less jams), but also allowed the trooper using it to just take a glance at the mag to see how much ammo he had left without having to rack the bolt and yank out the mag, as with what Solid had to do in his trailer (You know you want one, Snake).
As far-fetched as it sounds, we were thinking that when we picked up this short video clip cannae45 posted over at youtube. Nothing fancy here – he just remade his PSP UMD door with a viewing port, which allowed the user to get an eyeful of the UMD’s metal cradle, and the title of whatever game he pops into the console. Sure, it ain’t as pimpin’ as a light-up door, or even a PSP port of the PS2 analog stick, but like we said, there’s an elegance to subtle but practical mods like these we love. Enjoy the vid.
Via youtube.com