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PSP News by Tom Bramwell
Sony has announced plans to launch the adhocParty system for PSP in Europe.
Although there's no word on exactly when, the software will be free to download from the PlayStation Store.
adhocParty allows you to play PSP games that normally only have ad hoc Wi-Fi multiplayer support over the internet anyway, by using the PS3 as a bridge.
Gran Turismo, Monster Hunter Freedom Unite, Dissidia Final Fantasy and Resistance: Retribution are all supported, and additional compatible titles will be announced closer to launch.
Over on the European PlayStation blog, PSP product manager Adam Grant also details the "house" system that allows you to text and voice chat with your friends, and how lobbies work and things like that.
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Comments: 1-13 of 13 in total
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SeesThroughAll
16/11/09 @ 09:23
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A shame that it isn't PC software. I would like a new, and more reliable, alternative to XLink Kai.
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callum9999
16/11/09 @ 11:40
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Finally! Infrastructure mode would have been amazing on the GTA games. Hopefully enough people still have it and are willing to play it online.
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SeesThroughAll
16/11/09 @ 11:42
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Looks like us Metal Gear Solid fanboys will manage to play Peace Walker online after all...
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SeesThroughAll
16/11/09 @ 16:08
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hehe. Microsoft take note, never mind your 59 quid 11n adapter, here is a 249 quid wireless base station.
hehe. Sony, take note. Don't forget to charge people a 30 quid per year subscription for the priviledge of playing online. |
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callum9999
16/11/09 @ 20:22
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Yeah. Luckily, I have a wifi laptop. You can just connect the PS3 to it via ethernet and set the laptop up so it shares the internet connection.
As far as the PS3 is concerned, its a wired connection. |
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