Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) Universal Media Discs (UMD)

The image displays three Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) Universal Media Discs (UMD), which are an optical disc format specifically developed for the PSP handheld gaming console. Each disc is encased in a rigid, clear plastic shell with a white, semi-circular frame marked with a small 'PSP' logo and the stylized PlayStation button symbols (triangle, circle, cross, square) on the outer edge, indicative of official Sony products. The discs themselves are approximately 60mm in diameter, with a central hub that reads 'UMD UNIVERSAL MEDIA DISC'. The playable side of each disc is opaque, while the label side is semi-transparent, revealing the disc's media layer. From the image, the titles appear to be at least 'P3P' (Persona 3 Portable), 'Jeanne D'Arc', and 'Metal Gear Solid'. Each disc's label features game-specific artwork, logos, and rating information, with 'T' (Teen) ESRB ratings clearly visible on at least two of the discs. The overall condition of the UMDs appears good, with no obvious major scratches or cracks on the protective shells or visible damage to the discs themselves. They exhibit typical manufacturing quality for mass-produced optical media of the mid-2000s, reflecting durable plastic construction designed for portability and repeated handling. These UMDs represent a specific era of portable gaming technology, dating from the PSP's launch in 2004 through its discontinuation.