
For those of us with the console, we know there's stuff on our PS3's compatible with the remote play option on our PSP handhelds. But sometimes Sony sneaks an update behind our backs that sort of takes us by surprise, adding functionality with a game or option that we didn't catch. So, someone, user StalkingSilence, at the PlayStation Forums decided to keep a comprehensive list of all things possible with remote play so we never have to worry again.
That's not entirely true. While it's a comprehensive list, a lot of it is speculation and often times drawn from our very own site. Still, we're a good crowd, so we could probably help out the list by confirming or denying some of the less concrete listings. We are glad to see someone is keeping up with remote play functionality though, as a lot of people probably have been curious about what they can do to show it off. Now we know.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-04-2007 @ 10:25AM
drdre74 said...
Yo can you use the remote play to start up a download on the PSN? Some demos take forever to download and I'd like to be able to start the demo on my PSP at work so when I get home it'll be finished and I can just start playing.
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12-04-2007 @ 11:18AM
lakaiHIGH said...
@drde74 - yes you can access the playstation store via your psp and download everything from there and even install it via remote play! Your demos and trailers will all be waiting for you to watch and play on the big screen when you get home from work. its baller i do it all the time.
cheers,
Lh
12-04-2007 @ 12:05PM
Nick C. said...
Hey guys,
Thanks for doing the story on my thread (I'm StalkingSilence over at the Playstation Forums).
I just added a new section there where everyone is contributing which games they have tested to confirm remote play doesn't work. All of your feedback and input is appreciated!
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12-04-2007 @ 7:20PM
Hashbrown_Hunter said...
Great job on that list. Really helpful.
12-04-2007 @ 12:46PM
Alien said...
Good info ... if you have a PS3 of course ... :?
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