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PlayStation classic games on your PSP

By Justin Mann

On December 5, 2006, 9:14 PM

A small bonus to PSP users, Sony has launched the legacy gaming service for the handheld. A download based system, opening up with a mere five titles, PlayStation classic games can be purchased for about $6 each and downlaoded onto your PSP. Later in the month, more titles are planned to be released, and likely it will become a continuing trend. Sony isn't doing anything particularly legendary here, as backwards compatibility and legacy gaming services have become quite big in the past two years.

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  1. December 6, 2006 9:52 AM
    nathanskywalker said:
    [quote]Cool Boarders, Crash Bandicoot, Hot Shots Golf 2, Syphon Filter and Tekken 2.[/quote]Not much to start with, but sony could use more positive attention at the moment.Same story:[url]http://gaming.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=739
    [/url]That's pretty sweet.
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