Sony PSP: Adhoc Party Time, Excellent
Adhoc Party is yet another innnovative way the PSP connects to your PlayStation 3. Adhoc Party uses your PS3 internet connection to extend the PSP’s reach to local-only mulitplayer games such as Final Fantasy: Dissidia, and Monster Hunter Freedom Unite. Sony has been beta testing this service in Japan for near a year now, and is downloadable from Japanese PS Store.
Now Sony is showing signs of bringing this exciting service to the US.
Sony has trademarked Adhoc Party covering “automatic operation transmitting of digital data in the nature of video game software”. With the impending North American release of Final Fantasy Dissidia, and the success of Monster Hunter Freedom Unite. Now would be the time to unleash Adhoc Party to PSP owners.
Siliconera has put together a massive list of games that support Adhoc Party, check it out here.
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8 Responses to “Sony PSP: Adhoc Party Time, Excellent”
Thats been out for along time in the JP PSN
sounds good, hoepfully they’ll bring it to the UK before i get my PSP :p
man this sounds freakin awsome i hope this comes out soon to the us
I hope this comes to the U.S. before GTPSP hits.
Nice Wayne’s World referance lol. Wayne’s World! Wayne’s World, Party Time, Excellent!
(I was doing this with my PC back when PSP Launched)
but Adhoc Party is pretty cool. I like watching the guy build a house.
one thing i wish sony would add to the psp/PS3 connectivity is.
allow us to connect our psp to our ps3 and play PSP games through the ps3.
i find playing some games on the PSP so infuriating because of the single nub, like syphon filter logans shadow.
thats my favorite psp game and i would play it alot more if i could use a DS3 to play it instead of the small crampy controls on the psp.
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