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Topic created by: Jack4manu on 19 Sep 2007 at 16:33
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Post: #1 - 19 Sep 2007 16:33
hoe do you actually play a game with someone if only one of you has the game? (if you dont understand)
E.g i have virtua tennis 2, me and my mate both want to play each other (we both have psp's obviously
) but i dont know how to! does any1 know?
E.g i have virtua tennis 2, me and my mate both want to play each other (we both have psp's obviously
) but i dont know how to! does any1 know?
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Post: #2 - 19 Sep 2007 17:18
There's only certain games which are able to connect via Wi-Fi. I'm not sure if the game you mentioned is one of them though. There is however a game called "Fired Up" which is brilliant on multi-player mode. You only need one UMD disk to play it between up to 5/6 different people.
What happens is that you switch on your Wi-Fi, the owner of the game then starts the game on his PSP and selects multiplayer mode. An option then comes up on your screens of whether or not you'd like to join said game. If you accept the invitation then some data is transferred over; usually takes a couple of seconds, and then you just wait.
It'll probably be the same for most games with multiplayer format. If you read the instruction manual that should explain everything.
What happens is that you switch on your Wi-Fi, the owner of the game then starts the game on his PSP and selects multiplayer mode. An option then comes up on your screens of whether or not you'd like to join said game. If you accept the invitation then some data is transferred over; usually takes a couple of seconds, and then you just wait.
It'll probably be the same for most games with multiplayer format. If you read the instruction manual that should explain everything.
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Post: #3 - 20 Sep 2007 21:52
I'm currently playing:
its called "Game Sharing" and its only availible to some games - Burnout Legends is one of them but horribley long loading times on the PSP's without the UMDs
look on the back of the case, has it got 2 PSP's with a curved up/down arrow to the right of it?? - if so the game has got it
if there just 3 curved lines BETWEEN the PSP, then that means you and your mate needs both the game UMD each..
if it has both then you're in luck
look on the back of the case, has it got 2 PSP's with a curved up/down arrow to the right of it?? - if so the game has got it
if there just 3 curved lines BETWEEN the PSP, then that means you and your mate needs both the game UMD each..
if it has both then you're in luck
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