True Blue Mini Crackhead Pack review for playstation classic

True Blue Mini Cracked Pack review for PlayStation Clasasic from Flashcarda.com,on this article, I will show the deatiled information about True Blue Mini Cracked Pack, and I will help you to find the games which included in True Blue Mini Cracked Pack .

True Blue Mini Cracked Pack for PlayStation Classic

 

Many out there, myself included, were dissatisfied with the lineup of the PlayStation Classic. There are so many great console-defining games that, for some reason, have not become part of the preinstalled games. Where was "Spyro the Dragon", where was "Tomb Raider", where was "Crash Bandicoot" and where was "Castlevania - Symphony of the Not"? - The disappointment was deep, although the console itself looks really great.



Since then, a lot of time has passed and the console has (dustless) set some dust, was widely sold by all traders, until it has now experienced a revival and in the recent past suddenly very heavily haunted by me. What happened? - The answer comes from an add-on called "True Blue Mini", which is available in Flashcarda.com



It is a USB stick equipped with an operating system and Roms, which allows playing the included games on a standard PlayStation Classic, without having to modify the console. There are different packages, the "Fight Pack", the "Meth Pack", the "Weed Pack" and the "Crackhead Pack", each with a different number and selection of pre-loaded games come along. Each package has its advantages and disadvantages and comes together with a USB multiple plug, so you can use two controllers for the 2-player games despite the use of the stick. The packages are available for an average of 20$ to 25$ and work in principle all the same.



I chose the "Crackhead Pack" because of the game selection that comes with the following games:



In the box is next to the USB stick with 64GB still mentioned multiple adapter. Instructions are not included but are printed on the package. The stick itself makes a good impression, is provided with a sticker with package name and has a protective cap. The adapter makes due to very cheap plastic and dirty processing at all corners and transitions, but still works. Of course, you do not have to use it, which I personally did not do because I tend to play alone.



The operation is very simple. You stick the stick in the port of the second player and only has to make sure that the console is switched off and disconnected from the power. If you connect the console to it with the power and switch it on, the console starts over the image on the stick and gives access to the games of the package. The arrangement is arranged analogously to the normal console in the circle menu and for each game in addition to a virtual memory card and a memory slot is available, which is created by default when leaving a game.



The games run smoothly and it could be found for me no differences to play the same games on a normal PS1, except for the system-dependent load times that are barely present on the mini-console. If you want to play back the normal factory-installed games, it is sufficient to disconnect the stick again in the off and disconnected state, to reconnect the console to the power supply and to start it up. And the best thing is even after repeated operation with and without stick, the memory levels of both "modes" are untouched and are always available when you need them 



Summary: All in all, the add-on is a really successful addition to what has probably been the biggest console flop in the recent past and has even caused a growing demand for the console. Just need one True Blue Mini, you can play 58-101 ps1 games on PlayStation Classic Mini, and now all of four versions of true blue mini can be found on Flashcarda.com, and now people can enjoy 5$ to buy four true blue minis.