This allows you to 'hack' your PS1 classic without ever permanently modifying the classic itself. I would also recommend using the latest version of Autobleem on your USB drives. I recommend a powered USB extender if you want to use a decently large drive and still have room for more than one controller (ideally the extender would plug into the second USB port and have 4 extra USB ports for a drive and one other controller). I use two 64gb drives, one for PS1 games working with the default emulator and one for other roms, like Arcade, PSP, DS, Sega CD, and Turbografx CD roms.

I have a hacked PS1 classic, and I would not recommend a 1TB drive. I don't wanna feel buyer's remorse, and tips you fellas can gimme I'd really appreciate it. I'm pretty sure you can hack this system to put ROMS in it, I'd love to put my NES, SNES, GB/GBA, Genesis and TG16 ROMS on the system, is it even possible? Another question I wanna ask is, would there be a way to play PS1 ISO files through a 1TB USB drive? I saw one on Amazon for $40 and I have almost 200GB of PS1 games. I wish the controllers were Dual Shock controllers, and the games coulda been better.

I was curious about the system when I used to be in the shelter system, it arrived today.

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