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03/25/09
Oy gevault.
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A small town, if someone from IGN is there.
ZING BITCHES
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Also, the usual: Stop this madness or it will come true, and then I'll be sorry.
03/03/09
I guess things are slow over at... actually, where IS David Perry working these days? And why isn't there a new MDK following right behind him?
03/03/09
I also think that would allow the PSP games to work in the PSP2. Plus at the same time this would be harder to crack plus harder to pirate too.
It also would be great for country's that so not have great online.
03/03/09
Mini Blu Ray? How much do you want this thing to cost? Manufacturing costs would be through the roof.
A much smarter idea would be to have a built-in HDD for downloadable games and sell new games on a MS Pro Duo. And they should have some kind of UMD serial code verficiation system that will allow you to download (free of charge obviously) all the old UMD games you own for your new system.
This seems like a much more likely solution than the creation of a new type of disc format and disc drive for the PSP.
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Or if hes only hearing it from people working for Sony, those people have broken NDA.
Either way, its not cool for him or his buddies inside.
03/03/09
I agree. Obviously someone somewhere is breaking an NDA. You'd kind of think there would be a unspoken code between these guys and the hardware developers to keep things quiet in general, but like I said earlier, it's easier to get headlines by spreading rumors than it is to make a good new game.
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On top of download kiosks (which would rock, btw), they could also theoretically releases the game on a standard CD/DVD which you could rip to your PS3 and upload to your PSP.
I know that is a longshot, but just throwing out options.
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Instant relevance can be achieved through unfounded rumor.
Apparently, that's the route Dave is taking, since it's easier than making a good new game.
03/03/09
Hmmm I think "Handbags at dawn." would be more appropriate.
SONY will just go into No-Plans mode.
"We have no plans to drop UMD support from any potential future iterations of the PSP."