The Sony Playstation Classic is a small single board computer that runs 20 pre-installed Playstation 1 games via an open source platform emulator. It can be hacked to run additional PS1 games through a simple USB Flashdrive hack which modifies nothing on the PSC. You can run run games from other legacy game platforms by augmenting the same USB Flash Drive with additional files. The blue and green components in the following diagram represent software and files that run from the removable media. The PSC has 3 USB ports. Game controllers are plugged into the two Type-A on the front. One controller port can be tied up with the USB flash drive. Power is plugged into the mini-USB connector on the back. This plug can be convinced to act as a Flash Drive bootable USB port by installing USB OTG drivers in the kernel. Users plug a USB OTG cable in between the power cord and the PSC and plug the Game laden flash drive into the type-A socket on the ...