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June 24th, 2013, 09:51
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Given that there's such an obsessive community around these games, it's no real surprise that homebrew makers decided to recreate that magic on PSP. In all fairness, this port doesn't use the normal FPS perspective though. Instead, players will be thrust into a bird's-eye view of the action. The good news is, there are both single player and multiplayer modes to try. As far as changes are concerned, name mixup issues have been addressed and you should be able to sign into the same account on multiple PSPs. Server bugs have also been fixed.
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Given that there's such an obsessive community around these games, it's no real surprise that homebrew makers decided to recreate that magic on PSP. In all fairness, this port doesn't use the normal FPS perspective though. Instead, players will be thrust into a bird's-eye view of the action. The good news is, there are both single player and multiplayer modes to try. As far as changes are concerned, name mixup issues have been addressed and you should be able to sign into the same account on multiple PSPs. Server bugs have also been fixed.
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