SuperVillain Conjuring Up Unannounced PSP Project
SuperVillain Studios, the development team responsible for the PS3 to PSP port of flOw and the upcoming Fat Princess: Fistful of Cake are true to the name SuperVillain… Like any good Super Villain, they have a trick up their sleeve. This time the trick is an unannounced PSP project.
According to Chief Creative Officer and Co-Founder of SuperVillain Studios, Chris Rausch’s LinkedIn profile, the company is moving onto yet another PSP project. This yet-to-be announced PSP project is listed along side the rest of the games they’ve worked on, including the upcoming Fat Princess: Fistful of Cake which is currently still under development.
Because of SuperVillain Studios’ track record of releasing PSN titles converted for use on the PSP, speculation points to yet another PS3 to PSP port of a PlayStation Network game. As to what game it could be is anyone’s guess. What game would you like it to be? Or would you like to see a new game altogether? Comment below…
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January 8th, 2010 at 1:30 AM
I really hope it’s something unique, I’d like to see what these guys can do when left to their own devices.
January 8th, 2010 at 2:30 PM
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January 8th, 2010 at 7:54 PM
I don’t know what kinda game I’d like to be converted to the PSP, as it stands there are alot and a few more to come. So if I sat down a racked my brain about I probably could come up with one but it would be soo much better for them to that the time and come up with a whole new game that can compete with all this PS3 to PSP games. Like Fat Princess FOC, Assassin’s Creed, Resistance, LBP and Army of Two. But with games coming out for PS3 like Blaze Blue maybe that might become a reoccuring trend, then making a port would be pointless cause you can play the game remote play. Well atleast in those situation where you own both systems. But I like that fact that with creating these big name titles from the PS3 on the PSP, PSP owners(only) are gettin alittle taste of the glory and hopefully now DS owners are like, “Well, I like those games toooo.” Well too bad, now that giant library of crap is lookin alittle bit crappier. Sorry about that DS hate rant, but I just can’t stand people that think that in anyway shape or form that the DS is anything close to the beast that is PSP. To me honestly, I would buy a PSP for a responsible teenage or an adult. The DS is for children and old people, because they don’t no any better and they’ll play and have fun with anything that lights up.