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- [JAMES] Should you buy a PS1 in 2018?

Originally released in 1994 in Japan

and 1995 in most of the rest of the world

this is the console that put

Sony on the map.

Originally planned as a disc-based add-on for the Super Nintendo,

after relations with Nintendo went sour and we were

graced with Zelda on the CDi,

Sony decided to set off on their own in a fury!

They were set to make a console of their own that would kick Nintendo's ass!

For that initial console generation when the PS1 came out,

it did!

This thing sold phenomenally well.

It undercut the Sega Saturn,

and it had disc-based games

that held much more on them than the cartridges of the N64,

and honestly having a really nice grey design,

it's no wonder why the PS1

sold as well as it did and is considered an absolutely classic console.

But the real question is: is it worth owning nowadays?

Well that's what we're going to answer

in today's video.

Welcome to Stuff We Play,

where I love everything that's weird and retro,

even if you might not actually need it nowadays,

and if that sounds cool to you, why not subscribe?

So, jumping into hardware,

yeah, this is the PS1.

This is the Playstation 1.

There's a lot of different variations of this one model.

A lot of them have various ports removed

or added and what not.

The original model actually had RCA ports on the back.

There was originally a serial expansion port.

There was a weird expansion port that for some reason

you could put an unofficial Game Boy Player-type-thing into.

But, what was also weird at the time

is that this thing didn't use cartridges.

It used compact discs!

Aw man, that's such a pleasing button to press.

This is the Sony Playstation 1.

An absolutely

phenomenal console, but,

it was also a bit different than most Playstations that came after.

For example, just look at this original controller.

Notice something that's missing?

Joysticks.

Before we had the Dualshock we just had

the PS1 controller, which

was pretty much just a SNES controller but with these little

feet-grip things.

Oh, and also an extra set of shoulder buttons.

However, this was followed a few years later by the Sony Analogue Controller.

Yeah, not the Dualshock but the Analogue Controller.

Shortly after, though, we were finally given the original Dualshock.

What's interesting, though, is do you see this connector used by the PS1?

You can actually use all controllers and accessories

made for the PS1 that use his connector

on the Playstation 2.

But the honest truth as well is that

this isn't the absolute best version of the PS1.

I mean there are probably better ways to play PS1 games as well,

but we aren't at that point yet.

What was interesting is that

also unlike cartridge-based games

you can't save directly to the disc, so the PS1 came with memory cards.

These are cheap and easy to find, but

but do keep in mind that if you're playing a PS1 disc on a PS2,

you still need to use a PS1 memory card.

But what I think is the absolute best version of the PS1 is this:

this is the PS One.

With it actually spelled out as "PS O.N.E."

It came out right around the same time as the PS2.

Cooly enough, it has this flip-top screen.

It's not completely portable, I mean

unless you bought a third-party external battery pack.

You still had to plug it into a wall.

It has the portability factor

of like a laptop without a battery,

which means it's still

completely impractical to own today

but I still absolutely love this thing!

Besides, that's a nice CRT screen on there

and there's no better way to play Mega Man X5 than on one of these.

Well, at least as far as I'm concerned, right?

So that's cool and all.

The PS1 has had some cool revisions and what not that were super interesting when they came out.

But what are the games like?

And why are the games so revered nowadays?

Why are we seeing so many throwbacks

to PS1 games nowadays?

What are the games that are inspiring these throwbacks?

Well, that's what we're about to get into!

So, the PS1 had some fantastic games.

There were a lot of good ones, such as the start of series like Gran Turismo!

GT 1 and 2 were phenomenal games

back in the day, and while they haven't aged the best

they are still solid racers for the time.

But, what's even better than those are MotorToon Grand Prix.

This was actually made by the same guy, but like

before them

and it's a more cartoonish racer that's also really good!

Staying on the topic of racers,

Crash Team Racing!

It's so good! It's like Mario Kart but with Crash Bandicoot!

But, speaking of which, let's go into some platformers!

The Crash Bandicoot games:

now, I'm very new to these, but it's obvious that these are such classics.

They're a ton of fun here

and, yeah, they don't look pretty.

PS1 3D honestly looks really ugly.

But, Crash 1, 2, and especially 3

still play phenomenally well.

Now, admittedly these games are now best experienced via the Crash N. Sane Trilogy,

which actually remade this and is out on the PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.

But, they are still solid on the PS1.

There are other great platformers as well, though.

The Spyro games. Croc: Legend of the Gabbos.

Gex, which, okay, hasn't aged the best

but I still enjoyed Gex. That was a fun 2D platformer.

Funny thing about that: there weren't a lot of 2D platformers on the PS1.

Sony was making a really big push towards 3D.

Y'know, that was the new big thing at the time.

But, someone who was actually still really good with 2D stuff then

was Capcom.

Capcom gave us Mega Man 8,

the one and only 32 bit-style

classic Mega Man game.

While the cutscenes are laughably bad, the gameplay is extremely solid.

It's a bit easier than your average Mega Man game, meaning

that it's a great place for beginners to start with the series.

However, what really shone here were the Mega Man X games.

Mainly, Mega Man X4 and X5.

Yes, there was also Mega Man X6,

but I like to act like that one doesn't exist.

These games are honestly

really solid adventures.

X4 especially, but

X5 is great as well.

Fun fact about Mega Man X5, by the way,

this was originally actually going to be the last game in the Mega Man X series,

but then they made Mega Man X6

anyways because it was selling well.

X4 also has laughably bad anime cutscenes,

but it also has Zero, and this was his

first completely playable experience.

Without any frills, of course.

Seriously!

Whether you play as either X or Zero,

and I prefer Zero because he's so up-close and

personal and he has a sword and the long hair

and he's so cool -

it's a blast. It's a great game!

Mega Man X4 is probably one of the best platformers of all time.

It's at the very least in my top 20.

But of course there is more than just platformers.

They had RPGs!

There was the original Persona game.

Chrono Cross!

Final Fantasy! Oh my goodness Final Fantasy!

We had ports of all the games from 1-6

except for three for some reason.

And we also had Final Fantasy VII, the game

that made RPGs popular in the west.

I could go on about this one for hours, but let's be honest,

it's Final Fantasy VII.

This is pretty much the gold standard for RPGs,

even though I like Final Fantasy VIII and IX more.

By the way, Final Fantasy VIII and IX!

They're great games!

Final Fantasy VIII gets a lot of hate,

and honestly it does some weird things

like, seriously, what the hell is with drawing magic, y'all?

However, it's still a great time, and Final Fantasy IX

goes back to more of the fantasy-inspired roots of, well, Final Fantasy

instead of more of the futuristic theming that was done in VII and VIII.

There was also Final Fantasy Tactics,

a game that, admittedly when I played it back in the day I couldn't get into it, but,

I'm giving it another try.

I gotta say, this is great.

It's so fun.

It's so good.

I love me some Final Fantasy Tactics.

I mean, I could talk about more PS1 games for hours:

Rayman,

Jumping Flash,

Alundra,

Crash Bash, okay maybe not so much Crash Bash.

Though, I guess it was the closest thing to Mario Party we had here.

And, yeah, the Spyro games but I've never played Spyro.

But, if you want to learn all about Spyro, my buddy Jordan Fringe

has a channel that talks a lot about Spyro. It's good stuff.

But, moving on,

I have a controversial opinion on the PS1:

it's a great system

but the best way to play PS1 games is NOT on original hardware.

Okay, so many of you are probably saying

"Emulation!"

And, y'know what, no!

That's not technically where I'm going with this.

If you're screaming at me in the comments about emulation

then go away. Please.

But, you see, the PS1

of course can play PS1 games, but the PS2 can also play PS1 games.

But, as we established in my PS2 buying guide,

some of those have major issues.

But, as we also established in my Playstation 3 buying guide,

while only the first model of the PS3 can play

Playstation 2 games off the disc,

every single model of the Playstation 3 ever made

can play like 95% of all

the PS1 games ever made.

It doesn't matter if you have a launch model or even the recently released,

as of, y'know, a few years ago

Super Slim model,

it can play PS1 games off the discs.

It even upscales them!

In addition to that, though, you can buy PS1 games off

the Playstation Network Store as PS1 Classics!

Not only can you buy them like that on the PS3,

but you can also buy them on the PSP and Playstation Vita/PS TV.

I should also mention that

the PSP can natively run Playstation 1 ISO files,

but please do with that info as you wish.

So, ideally

though the PS1 is great and my

personal favourite way to play PS1 games is using the

PS One slime revision

with the flip-top screen because of how

cool that is! I mean,

it just look so cool.

The real best way to play PS1 games, whether they be

downloaded from PSN or

well, otherwise...

yeah, I know modding exists. You don't have to tell me.

Or play them off the actual discs, because yes,

the discs do work.

The best way to play them is on a PS3.

And even though this definitely isn't the prettiest PS3,

I still stand by what I said in my PS3 guide:

the best model thus to get to play PS1 games

is the Playstation 3 Super Slim.

It is still fairly cheap.

Plus, along with being able to play Playstation 1 games,

you can play all of those fantastic

Playstation 3 games.

But you know what, I may be beginning to ramble on just a bit.

What memories do you have with the Playstation 1?

Let me know down in the comment section below

and while you're at it, why don't you subscribe to Stuff We Play

for more great content like this,

and if you want to watch more buying guides,

why not check out one of my weirder ones

such as this one that I did on the Bandai Wonderswan?

Do you have any idea what that console is?

If you don't, or even if you do,

check out that guide!

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So, stay classy and I'll see you...

next time.

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Cash flow is King

Profit is a number in a business which is on a piece of paper.

Cash on the other hand is something tangible and real that you can use to

pay for things in your business. Try paying your bills or an invoice with

profit and you'll find that you simply can't. Many people get very confused

between profit and cash flow. You can have a lot of profit on paper but no

cash in the bank and your business will fail. There are more businesses go under

through a lack of cash than a lack of profit. So be very clear of the

distinction between profit and cash flow. Cash flow is King. When you have cash and

surplus cash in the bank, it gives you options, you don't need to take every job

you've got choices, you can sit back and make measured decisions. So remember,

Cash is king

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Do you know YOUR Perfect Day? - Duration: 12:44.

- Hi, I'm Danielle MacKinnon.

I'm animal communicator and an intuitive,

and today we're supposed to be talking about

imagination or intuition, but the thing is,

we're not gonna talk about that,

because as I was sitting here getting ready for

this Live today, so it's gonna be

a little bit of a weird Live,

I realized that that's not what is on my mind,

and I need to talk about what is on my mind.

So, what is on my mind is this idea that

we're all striving for something in our lives,

and sometimes we forget that

we actually can make those things happen

that we want to have happen.

And so, I'm just gonna tell a little bit of

a personal story here about what's been going on with me.

A couple months ago, I heard about this exercise

where you actually go through,

and you write out your day,

and you figure out what your ideal day wants to be.

Right, what's your ideal day look like?

And I thought, well, that's kinda cool, an ideal day, huh.

You know, and in my head, I'm like,

well, I know what my ideal day is,

and I know what I'm shooting for,

and I know what I want my life to be like.

But then I realized I actually don't.

(laughing)

Alexandra says, "I love live trainings!"

Cool, Alexandra.

So guys, what I wanna ask you is,

do you feel like you know what

your ideal day in your life is like?

And you can just put your comment down there.

Do you feel like you know what you're striving for?

It's a really weird thing, because I thought I did,

and then I sat down to do this exercise and I realized

I didn't know. I didn't know what

that kind of end result looks like.

Whenever I'm teaching people to create,

and to manifest, and to come up with their kind of like,

what do you want from life,

I always teach them to not get

too attached to how it exactly is,

'cause I'll meet with clients, and the client,

it'll be a client who's like,

I'm looking for the man, the love of my life,

he needs to be this tall, he has to have

this kind of job, he needs to have this kind of house,

you know, and they'll go through

all these very specific things.

And so, I've always tried to pull people back from

being so specific and going more for

the emotions of what they want in their life,

the emotions of, oh, and you guys are answering me.

So, Morgan says no, Nancy says no, Amy says no!

All right, right?

It is a real challenge.

I like this one.

Amy says, "No, not at all, the challenge is real."

(laughing)

Yeah, I agree, the challenge is real.

We get going and we start pushing

to make all this stuff happen,

and yet we're not really thinking about

what are we making happen.

And so, we tend to be on

one side of the spectrum or the other.

We tend to be like some of my clients

who are trying to manifest the perfect love

and they get very, very detailed.

It's gotta be exactly like this,

it's gotta be exactly this kinda thing.

Or, we go to the other end of the spectrum,

which is where I tend to hang out,

which is where I forget that I'm creating,

I forget that I can make these things happen

and that I can kinda maneuver things around

to create the life I wanna have,

and I just get into work mode,

go mode, do mode, do mode.

And for the past few months, that's where I've been.

I tend to go into that mode when the weather changes,

and right now, this is not my kinda weather,

and I just cried during the weekend, I hate this weather!

My husband's looking at me like,

oh my god, we have another winter to go through.

So, there's really these two kind of

different ways of creating.

One is where you don't create and you forget

and the other is where you get way too detailed.

And so, this exercise that I'm talking about here

is called find your perfect day, create your perfect day.

But here's the thing: in this exercise,

you're not going into I want a house that's this big,

I wanna be doing exactly this work,

I want to have a spouse that's like this

and does this for work, and this is, you know,

it's not about those details.

If instead what you can do is

you can pull back from that.

Oh, we're gonna go to Anna Marie who says,

"I constantly doubt what I want

"because it feels like it's so hard to get there!"

And then Robyn says, "Visualizing is not the same thing

"as wishful thinking."

(laughing)

Yeah, it's pretty crazy, and people get very caught up.

You know, those who are being very meticulous,

they get very caught up in their very exact lists,

and then those who are like me

who forget that I can create and can,

you know, direct things, and I just get into work mode,

well then things go wonky

and you end up, like in my life right now,

we live in a town I don't wanna live in,

we live in an area of the country I don't want to live in.

My day is not really what I want it to be.

So, here's what I'm gonna suggest that everybody do,

and tell me if you're open to this,

'cause I thought it'd be kinda cool,

and I know this is a live broadcast,

but it would be cool to watch this and then come back

and put comments in about it,

that instead of going through and

creating your perfect day in a very exact way,

or forgetting to create your perfect day like I have,

that you actually go through and create

your perfect feelings, your emotions, like that.

So, for me, what's perfect for me,

and perfect just means it makes me feel like this, yay,

it makes me feel like I drank a whole bunch of coffee,

but not the icky feeling of coffee,

the good feeling of coffee.

I wake up and I feel peace.

I feel peaceful and I feel excited.

That's what I want.

Now, I happen to know that water would create that feeling,

so I'm gonna say my perfect day somehow is related to water,

and I've got that feeling when I wake up,

and I lay there and I have that feeling,

I think about that feeling,

I get to experience that feeling.

And then I move onto the next thing.

Now I've created another moment in my life

where I'm sitting there, and I'm having my tea,

and I'm calm, and I feel the warm,

clearly I'm not into the weather right now,

I feel the warm breeze on my cheek,

and it's just really peaceful, and I love that.

Then I'm meeting with my practitioners

and I'm so psyched for them,

I'm feeling so pumped.

So notice that I'm not getting into

any of the details.

What am I doing when I'm having that tea?

What am I doing laying in bed?

Who are my practitioners and what am I

talking to them about?

I'm literally just coming up with the feelings.

The thing about the feelings is that

the universe can plug into your feelings like this.

The universe can do feelings faster,

more easily than anything that

we try to do otherwise.

So, if I say I want a house on the ocean,

and it needs to have windows all along the side,

and I need to have a sliding glass door in my bedroom

that leads to the ocean, you know,

now I'm giving the universe this big of a spot

to match my needs, right,

according to the law of attraction.

If, on the other hand, I don't do any of that,

and I just wistfully, wishfully kinda,

oh, I wish I had a different house that was somewhere else.

Well, what can the universe attach to there?

Nothing, 'cause I'm not coming up with anything.

But the universe can match my feelings.

Oh, I wake up, I feel like this,

I'm having my tea, there's water somewhere,

maybe it's just the sound, maybe it's the feeling.

You know, I don't know what it is,

but here's the thing: if I can let it be

that I don't know what it is,

and I just know that, in my life,

and I'm putting it out there,

that I wanna have this feeling,

the universe can match that.

And here's the thing that's even better about that,

oh, I'm doing the finger thing.

Sorry, doing the finger thing!

The thing that's even better about that is that,

when you just put what you want

into a feeling rather than a detail,

when you just do it as an emotion,

the universe, your guides, the angels, Spirit,

whoever it is that you're working with,

is free to give you whatever the universe sees

will best meet that feeling,

which is kinda crazy because

that means that the universe, my guides,

Spirit, God, the angels, all of them know

what's best for me, what matches me

better than I could ever know.

If I can give myself over to that,

then I can create better than I even think of right now.

Oh, thank you, Jasmine.

Here, Jasmine says this: "I ordered your books,

"can't wait to read them!"

Awesome, Jasmine, awesome!

Morgan says, oop, where's Morgan?

Morgan says, "This is brilliant.

"So much less intimidating to do it this way."

Yeah, I definitely tend to forget to do anything, right?

But because I forget to do anything,

it's hard for me to come up with

what exactly do I want?

'Cause I fall onto that other side of things

where I forget and I just work, work, work, work,

but I can certainly come up with

the emotion I wanna have.

And here's the other thing about the emotion:

you can't just say you wanna have that emotion.

You actually have to feel that emotion.

So, if I wanna create a life

where I wake up in the morning and I feel so excited,

like that, then I actually have to imagine myself

feeling that feeling.

When you feel a feeling rather than just say the feeling,

the universe can go into that feeling

even more strongly.

So, what I thought would be cool is

maybe you could try this out, feel the feeling,

and post in the post.

Post in the post and let's see how it goes,

let's see what you come up with.

One thing I wanna say, all right, so,

Alexandra says, "Okay, I will start creating feelings of

"moving back to Hawaii tonight then."

No, so I know you're making a joke, Alexandra,

but that's actually the opposite of what I'm talking about.

So, you don't feel the feeling of

moving back to Hawaii,

you feel the feeling of loving where you are.

Like, I wouldn't feel the feeling of

loving being in New England in the winter, ever, right?

But I would feel the feeling of loving

wherever it is that I am.

I am so excited, and happy, and calm, and peaceful.

I would feel those feelings,

'cause then the universe can match that up.

Otherwise, I'm directing it

and I'm falling onto the other end of the spectrum

with the people who are saying I want

a six foot two man who does this for a living,

who drives this kinda car.

Too specific.

So, really giving it up and saying,

I don't know where this is gonna go,

I don't know what matches this the best,

but I am going to feel this feeling

of loving where I am, and let's see

what the universe matches for that.

All right, so we're gonna go to Rebecca.

Hey, Rebecca!

Rebecca, I haven't seen you!

Okay, "Manifested a lake house this year.

"Danielle, let me know when you want to come visit."

Yeah!

There you go!

See, here's the thing, guys, right?

I just said, so, this is a really cool,

I just said that I know that water makes me happy,

I feel so happy, I know water's involved somehow,

and right there, Rebecca comes through with

an invite to her lake house.

Now, if I can trust that the universe is taking care of me

and giving me these opportunities,

I can realize that I can manifest through feeling.

All right, so Diane says, "And then you realize

"the kids are fighting, and the dogs are barking,

"and the tea in bed is over."

Yeah, but if that's part of your fun stuff,

then that's part of your fun stuff.

(laughing)

But it's really about emotion and feeling,

and it's not about putting

what it needs to be on top of that.

Alexandra says, "We're not talking about

"animals and intuition."

We are not talking about animals' intuition today.

I had to change it, but we'll do that next time.

So, that's it, guys.

Let me see, no, that's it!

All right, thanks guys, thanks for playing.

Try it out and write a comment.

Come back and write a comment

and share with your friends

to get them to play too.

Okay, bye.

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Enabling printing from a smartphone (Android) - 1/2 (TS9500 series) - Duration: 3:00.

Procedure to enable printing from a smartphone

Enable printing from a smartphone in the following three steps. The operation flow is as follows.

1. Install the "Canon PRINT Inkjet/SELPHY" application on the smartphone.

2. Check the screen on the printer.

3. On "Canon PRINT Inkjet/SELPHY" you have installed, register the printer you want to use.

Let's start from Step 1.

1 Install the "Canon PRINT Inkjet/SELPHY" application on the smartphone.

The screen is an example. It may differ from the actual screen.

Search Google Play for "Canon PRINT."

Install "Canon PRINT Inkjet/SELPHY."

2 Check the screen on the printer.

If this screen is displayed, see the video "Enabling printing from a smartphone (Android) - 2/2."

If this screen is displayed, check the Network status icon.

If this icon is displayed, the printer cannot communicate over Wi-Fi.

Check the communication status, such as whether the wireless router is turned on or whether the printer is too far from the wireless router.

If the icon does not change even after checking the status or if you do not have a wireless router,

see the video "Enabling printing from a smartphone (Android) - 2/2."

If this icon is displayed, the printer is connected to a network.

If this icon is not displayed, see the video "Enabling printing from a smartphone (Android) - 2/2."

3 On "Canon PRINT Inkjet/SELPHY" you have installed, register the printer you want to use.

Enable Wi-Fi on the smartphone, then connect it to the wireless router.

Return to the Home screen, then tap "Canon PRINT Inkjet/SELPHY" you have installed.

Read the terms, then tap [Agree].

Tap [Do not agree] or [Agree].

Follow the on-screen instructions.

Tap the printer you want to register.

The connection to the smartphone is now complete. Now you can print from the smartphone.