When you talk about handheld gaming consoles, beyond Nintendo's early Game Boy, the "PlayStation Portable" (PSP) definitely stands out. It's been over 20 years since its debut, yet plenty of players are still rocking it today.
And guess what? Zara just dropped an absolute head-turner: a new "PSP Crossbody Bag" designed with the iconic console in mind. This item instantly sparked a buzz across Japanese social media, with netizens surprised Zara was "in on the joke" and that they'd see the PSP making a comeback in 2026!
This bag is a dead ringer for the PSP console itself, boasting incredible accuracy. It even features all the classic design elements gamers know and love: the D-pad, the ○×△□ buttons, and the analog stick, all perfectly recreated for a serious dose of nostalgia.
The coolest part? The bag's central "screen" area is a transparent plastic touch window. You can slide your phone right in, see the screen from the outside, and even operate your device through the clear window. Talk about unexpectedly practical!
The main compartment of the bag zips open, offering plenty of space for your essentials. The shoulder strap is fully adjustable, letting you customize the fit to match your style. Measuring 11 cm high x 20 cm wide x 5 cm thick, it's perfect for everyday outings, shopping trips, or as a handy secondary bag for events.
Fans are loving it! Even though the PSP is discontinued, its design remains legendary, making this little storage bag a truly unique accessory.
But here's where it gets hilarious: a post from Japanese gaming media outlet 4Gamer on X showed the bag being used to carry a Nintendo Switch Lite! Netizens couldn't help but poke fun, joking that "Sony's pride just hit rock bottom" because the bag perfectly fits the Switch Lite. Ouch, that's gotta sting a little! XD
And that's not all! Besides the PSP bag, Zara is also offering other PlayStation-themed goodies, including a crossbody bag shaped like the original PlayStation controller and PlayStation sneakers. For old-school gamers, this collection is a full-on nostalgia bomb!
via： Zara