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PSP gets its own homebrew online gaming network, outweighs Sony's own efforts (video)
Sony made much ado of the PSP's position as one of the first online gaming consoles, but unless your idea of online play involves Skype calls, there hasn't been a lot to go on since 2004. Team PRO is addressing that deficit through Prometheus, a completely community-driven rival to PSN. The hack lets PSP games with support for ad hoc WiFi play go online by wrapping the normal local-only multiplayer in an emulator library that broadcasts to other Prometheus players. It requires a second-generation or newer PSP as well...
Published By: Engadget - Friday, 1 June, 2012
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Sony's not showing its new PlayStation 4 just yet, but here's a taste (video) Engadget (3 days ago) - What does the PlayStation 4 look like? We didn't find out back at Sony's...
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