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Fat Princess comin' to PSP UMD
- Because playing them is not enough, we have to bitch about them daily, too. We had a Gameplay forum, but it got replaced by GameFAQs.
The one thing still holding the PSP back is the lack of online multiplayer. It has wifi, so im not sure why this isnt possible...
Well if you own a PS3 you can connect to PSN via wi-fi. But if you own a PS3 already it kinda defeats the purpose for that particular game. 
The PS3 version is basically broken because no one ever voice chats (which makes the game unplayable, imo). Considering this version doesn't even support that, I can't see it being very fun to play.
I loved the game, but if no one is communicating and just running around aimlessly then the game never ends. Some friends and I got on one night with headsets and we destroyed the other team. That was fun.
I loved the game, but if no one is communicating and just running around aimlessly then the game never ends. Some friends and I got on one night with headsets and we destroyed the other team. That was fun.
Eric wrote:Well if you own a PS3 you can connect to PSN via wi-fi. But if you own a PS3 already it kinda defeats the purpose for that particular game.Sure there is and here are the reasons:
a) it's a physical media, not digital. Thus, you have much more freedom with it
b) price-wise, it may actually be superior to the PSN version, particularly when you consider resale and price drops
c) it's portable, which may be a pretty big deal for a game like this
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