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PSP AdhocParty Coming To North America
PS3 Ad Hoc Party Coming As Early As Next Week?
Japanese PlayStation 3 owners have been enjoying Ad Hoc Party for nearly a year now, but when will we get it here in North America? Maybe as early as next week? More »Sony One Step Closer To PSP Ad Hoc Party Support In U.S.
A recently filed trademark from Sony may be good news for PSP and PlayStation 3 owners in the West, as better wireless multiplayer support on the PlayStation Portable may be in our future. More »Japan Can Now Play PSP Games Online With Their PS3
Delayed last week, available this week. That's how Sony's Adhoc party rolls. The service - which allows PSP owners to connect their handhelds to an ad hoc internet connection through their PS3s - officially went live in Japan today, bringing joy and convenience to hundreds of thousands (and potentially millions) of Monster Hunter owners across the country. Before you ask "US release date pls", don't bother, we don't know. More »