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2.70 Not Needed For Dual PSN Login
03/25/2009 Written by Azariah Ellington II
Resistance 2′s 1.50 patch added more heat to the 2.70 fire that has been burning all week. The ability for 2 players to log into their PSN IDs and gain experience in co-op was reportedly a feature added through a firmware update. Everyone assumed that guaranteed 2.70 would be released alongside it and bring this capability to the PS3. Everyone was wrong. This feature is already possible on the PS3, likely added through the 2.60 firmware update. Here is James Stevenson’s comment on this issue:
I have no info for you on 2.70.
The two login feature is already supported.
I think that ends that speculation, as Stevenson’s comment was made just this afternoon. Hopefully more info about 2.70 will be coming soon.
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Oh… there goes my dream of a new firmware.
kailboy…why would ur dream go away …….lol but yea i kinda figured that it didn’t need 2.7 im glad all these rumours are clearly up (hopefully) and can’t wait for 2.7 to hit psn whenever it does
Sorry vertodeigo. I meant my dream of a new firmware tomorrow.
@Azariah Yeah can’t wait for the dual sign-in feature though. Sounds really cool.
I can’t wait for tomorrow. My wife and I love to play co-op together.
already possible for logging 2 PSN on ps3 with firmware 2.6? Then till now why still no one doing that on PS3?
Lets see how this parch work.
If it’s already possible, then why is it not featured in LittleBigPlanet? Unreal Tournament III? Warhawk? Is this yet another feature that has to be patched on a game to game basis, or is something fishy going on?
who cares, just give me 2.7 with voice chat and cross game chat/invites.