More evidence of PSP rentals emerges
New menu option stirs up the rumours.
Further evidence is suggesting that Sony could be set to offer digital rentals of games for the PSP.
As spotted by The Retail Gamer, there's now an option to sort games you've downloaded to your handheld by expiration date.
Gamespot reports there are also "Starts" and "Hours Left" options now. Could this mean you'll be able to download games and access them for a limited time, as you can already do with video content?
It seems likely, especially when you consider this isn't the first time such rumours have emerged. Back in May, Sony released a consumer survey which polled participants on the viability of a subscription service.
When asked about the rumours a Sony UK spokesperson said, "We don't comment on rumour or speculation."
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So old...
In fact, download the Numblast demo and you'll see it in use.
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Do you people that run these gaming websites actually use game consoles at all?
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Also I'm dubious about this - Sony have been making some shoddy moves lately so they might not pull this off the right way and could end up damaging their market.
[Edit: to clarify their bad moves just look at the mess they made of the pspgo, the PS3 should hopefully do well this holiday]
Easy for me to say - I'm sure they feel they've no choice as they need the dough...
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Just kidding. Good luck to them. Not a bad idea - price will be the only factor.
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The licence for which also includes the ability re-sell.
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This is what you get when Eurogamer source their news from Kotaku...
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