Sony Computer Entertainment has pulled back the curtain on the PlayStation 3's next firmware update, v3.15, revealing that the formerly PSP-only downloadable "minis" will soon be playable on whatever bigger screen a PlayStation 3 is connected to.
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The update itself is optional and is due "very soon" according to Europe's PlayStation.Blog, with "the majority of the current minis" slated to be updated and compatible with the PlayStation 3's mini emulator starting December 17.
In addition, the update will bring with it easier data transfer functionality, simplifying the process of upgrading or replacing an existing PlayStation 3 though the ability to send game and media files to another PlayStation 3 on the wired local area network. Game-related data and PlayStation Store purchases will then be deleted from the original system, while personal media files like photos and music will simply be copied.
Your probably better off voicing this on the PlayStation Blog as mentioned in the article. it would be cool to play a fe...
$150 for a 3000 isnt real steep for what you get and it's a great multimedia device for on the go. Granted the software...
That sounds cool. Thing is, I don't want to own a PSP. :( Maybe when they're dirt cheap.