The phrase refers to the acquisition of the “Doko Demo Issyo” game, originally released on the PlayStation Portable (PSP), through digital distribution channels. This commonly involves obtaining a digital copy of the game for use on a PSP device or an emulator capable of running PSP software. The process often entails searching for and downloading an ISO or CSO file, which is a disk image of the game, from various online sources.
Accessibility and portability are key benefits associated with digitally acquiring the game. It allows individuals to experience this particular title without needing a physical copy, and it is often preferred due to the convenience of having the game readily available on a digital device. Its availability has historical significance in maintaining access to the game even after the discontinuation of physical media production for the PSP. This method has become a way to preserve and enjoy older titles.
