The first batch of these collection games will be made available from mid-October to Euro gamers with Playstation Network Collection Puzzle Pack which combine Lemmings, Go! Sudoku, and Go! Puzzle on one disc.
Later on still in October, the second collection, a Power Pack will consist of Beats, flOw, and Syphon Filter: Combat Ops.
There will be other collections made available through out 2009. No price point yet though. And no luck for North American gamers too since SCEA said no release plans for the collection games yet.
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I think the SCEA kind of gave up on the psp. Due to the majority of psp in the US are hacked.
I beg to differ. I think PSP has been a success for a first attempt by Sony in a field that has been dominated by Nintendo.
Oh I agree that the psp is good for sonys first try at a handheld(or 3rd with the new one out in a few months)
I was just commenting on how SCEE and SCEJ have done more with the psp than SCEA has. That could be because 9 out of 10 times if someone buys one here in the US it is mostly to hack it to run homebrew or pirate games. No I'm not saying that every psp that is hacked is running pirate games(mine is). But this may discourage a company from releasing new products to that area.
mine is hacked but not running pirated games. I should have posted that. All games I play on it are bought at the local GameStop. :)
I see. I thought that the US has a strict law about piracy, and it's a country with less piracy than others. Here in my country, you can be sure that every psp and ps2 and xbox 360, and wii all are hacked and run pirated games. Lol
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