00:04Hello and welcome to another video, so I've been unboxing this, it's a Japanese
00:09Mac Plus system for the PlayStation Portable, so let's get them out of the bag, so you can
00:19see there's a game here, there's also this adapter here, I'll just quickly open these
00:25up and I'll jump to having them open, and you can have a look what's inside them.
00:29Okay, so we're going to open now, so let's first look at the game, look at the accessories,
00:34as you can see we've got this little cable, it's got a mini USB here, it's got just a
00:42little mini USB, this one's a male one, so that can slide this in the top of a PlayStation
00:48Portable, as you can see it's got little spaces to go in those pins, there's the pins, just
00:55got a normal USB Type-A on the end here, we have a small case, this is just for what's
01:02coming up next, so small GPS unit, and of course that just fits in the case just like that.
01:12So here's the actual game itself, called Map Plus 3, as you can see it's got maps on it,
01:22I guess that sort of makes sense, as you can see you can use that as sort of a GPS
01:27as well,
01:29because it's a stick, I'm not sure what that says, it's got place engine, seems to be whatever
01:38it's using to generate the maps, or render the maps, let's open it up, here's the disc,
01:55so there's a couple scratches on the plastic housing, but not on the disc itself, which
02:00is good, got the manual, and just behind the manual, this model code, which is it, it's
02:19to access to a website, I'm assuming the code is so we can access the software, I'm not
02:25going to show that, although the website probably no longer exists, due to the age of it, so
02:33let's put it in the PlayStation Portable and have a look, so, I'll open this, put the disc
02:51back in, let's turn the system on, and it's out of power, okay, so it's plugged in now,
03:04hopefully it should load soon, update for version 5.5.5, and the UMD, there it goes,
03:17by plus 3, there we go, took a while to load, okay, so it looks, I just had a look
03:42at the
03:43cable, and it looks like this, it's actually an adapter, or an extension cable, so you can
03:49plug the GPS, whatever, in here, and then you can just plug that into your PSP, and this
03:56is a, I'm going to use a power cable for the PSP, you can just plug it in with the
04:01USB, I'm
04:03just taking the GPS out of the packaging, and it's got a velcro of things up to the back
04:08of it, so one there, and another piece here, so I think that's probably so you can, if you
04:16want to take velcro up to something, you're going to connect it to your GPS, and you can
04:21just plug this into the adapter, and have that connected PSP, so let's plug the little
04:28GPS into the PSP, and we can guess it is needed, and I imagine it's not going to work very
04:43well, given fact we're in Japan, I guess here's a map here, McDonald's, first thing I noticed,
05:032.42am, which I don't think is very accurate, it's got coordinates, also not very accurate,
05:16and we can adjust the map just like this, so up and down, and we can move along using the
05:21analog stick, I think that's supposed to select where we want to go,
05:43toughness and lightfreak-like figures don't do anything, actually, looks like they do, we
05:48can use them to zoom, actually, yeah, we can use them to zoom, so there we go, there's Japan,
05:58Japan, it does have not Japan as well, and we hit a border here, it looks like the effective
06:15area is Japan, so we've got Korea, Japan, China, Korea, there's only some parts of them, and
06:31there's the down, so we can do everything in the ocean as well, so not going to be very
06:41useful in Australia, so we can definitely, for some reason, put a navigation point in the
06:52ocean, and it's figured out that's not where it's supposed to go. There's not much else
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