Both Shin Budokais [are no longer] on PSN

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Re: Both Shin Budokais [are no longer] on PSN

Post by Kendamu » Mon Jun 14, 2010 8:31 am

Maybe Namco-Bandai is planning on putting it back up under their own name. Or maybe nobody's buying it. Who knows?

I'm starting to want to go back to my old PSP again, though. That's all I know. After all these years I finally found GItaroo-Man Lives for PSP and now I've had a Go for quite awhile. I'm also missing out on being able to buy super cheap used games.

I would lose my save data and the games I've already bought, though... again.

Back on-topic, though, thanks for the heads-up!

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Re: Both Shin Budokais [are no longer] on PSN

Post by Super Sayian Prime » Mon Jun 14, 2010 9:44 pm

Kendamu wrote:I would lose my save data and the games I've already bought, though... again.
Actually, this isn't the case. You can backup most PSP save data onto a PC (although some games have their save data locked). As well, for PSP game downloads off the PSN you get five different activations, meaning that those games can be played on up to five different PSPs. So you could de-activate the account logged in on your PSP Go, sell it, buy a PSP 3000 a use those PSP games you've boughten digitally on it (assuming you've got a large enough memory stick). You could also just keep your Go in conjunction to buying a 3000 and share your digital library of games on both. It's pretty cool actually.
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