The PlayStation Portable had a diverse and impressive library that included everything from strategy games to action-packed adventures. Despite its age, many of the best PSP games still hold a strong place in the hearts of fans. However, due to the platform’s limitations and the evolution of gaming standards, these classics are ripe for modern remakes. A fresh update could introduce them to a new generation while retaining the charm that made them iconic.

One of the first titles that comes to mind is Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII. This emotional prequel to the legendary Final Fantasy mage77 daftar VII told the story of Zack Fair, a character who became deeply beloved despite his limited screen time in the original game. While Square Enix did release a remaster, fans still long for a complete remake in the same style as Final Fantasy VII Remake. The original PSP version had great ideas but was held back by hardware limitations, especially in terms of voice acting, animation, and camera control.

Another standout title is Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. Although it was ported to consoles later as part of the HD collection, the game was built for the PSP and made impressive use of its limited hardware. A remake using today’s technology could improve the visuals, enhance the AI, and make the controls more fluid — particularly important in a stealth-action game. Peace Walker’s themes and storyline are just as relevant today, and its absence from modern platforms leaves a gap in the franchise’s accessible history.

Then there’s Daxter, a game that spun off the Jak and Daxter series by giving the comedic sidekick a starring role. What made Daxter special was how it balanced platforming, humor, and action, making full use of the PSP’s capabilities. A remake with high-definition visuals and expanded gameplay could be a hit among fans of mascot platformers, a genre that has seen a resurgence thanks to games like Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart.

Resistance: Retribution is another candidate for a revival. This third-person shooter did a remarkable job translating the tone and intensity of the PS3 Resistance titles into a portable experience. The PSP’s single analog nub limited aiming, but modern controllers would allow for far more refined gameplay. Updating its story and graphics could reintroduce players to a solid sci-fi shooter that deserves more recognition than it received at launch.

The PSP also had underrated gems like Jeanne d’Arc, a tactical RPG with an alternate history spin on Joan of Arc’s legend. Its rich story, deep mechanics, and artistic direction made it one of the most unique RPGs on the platform. A remake could revitalize interest in fantasy tactics games, especially with the popularity of titles like Fire Emblem and Triangle Strategy today.

Ultimately, the best PSP games deserve more than just nostalgia — they deserve to be experienced anew. With today’s hardware power, developers have an opportunity to bring these classics back to life in a way that does justice to their legacy while making them relevant for current and future gamers.