Fri, Nov 20, 2009 | 15:52 GMT
PSP adhocParty launches, gets walkthrough video
PSP marketing manager, Kristin Neirinckx, has posted a video walkthrough over on the US PS Blog detailing how to use the new adhocParty system.
In case you have been living out in the wilderness with wolves and are just now coming back to civilization, the online service allows PSP users who own a PS3 to connect with others via PSN.
We’ve posted the walkthrough below, but you can get it through the link too.
It’s available as of today.
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Posted in: PS3, PSP, Sony
Tags: adhocParty, Kristen Neirinckx
6 comments
#1
Dr.Ghettoblaster
20/11/09, 3:58 pm
This is very nice. Even better that it’s free.
#2
Redh3lix
20/11/09, 4:04 pm
THIS is cross-game chat equivalent for the PS3? Obviously not by the video…. but regarding capability.
#3
OlderGamer
20/11/09, 4:30 pm
Pretty vague question I know. But can this be used to play PSU on my PSP3000 online? If so I will be getting the component cables asap and be playing online. Infact I am going to go take a look into that right now. Will give you feedback on how it works soon. Would seem easier to do all of this is firmware for psp me thinks. bbl.
#4
Howie Feltersnatch
20/11/09, 5:27 pm
The reason being is the angle of the dangle is proportional to the heat of the beat.
#5
SilentLoner
20/11/09, 8:53 pm
What do you mean RedHelix?
#6
Michael O’Connor
22/11/09, 6:12 pm
Just tried this out with Dissidia, and it worked without a hitch. Finally, a fun way to build up cards for the games; no-one I know around here plays it.
While the lag in Dissidia was pretty harsh, that was likely an issue of connection problems on their side more than anything else. Gonna give it more tries and see if it persists.