p2pnet.net News:- Sony has introduced the first of its $6 PlayStation downloads.

But it seems you won’t be able to actually play them on a PS3 unless you already own a PlayStation Portable.

“After downloading a PS1 game, you can then hook up your PSP to your PS3 and transfer the game (assuming you have enough space on your memory stick),” says GameDailyBiz.

And, “The largest game so far is Tekken 2, coming in at a hefty 535MB. It should be noted that the multiplayer functionality in these titles will not work, because the old code has not been modified to support Wi-Fi.”

More PlayStation titles are planned for release later this month, and additional first and third-party titles will be added “on an ongoing basis,” the story has Sony saying, adding:

“By logging on to the PlayStation Store, PS3 owners can now choose from an initial five PS1 games, each $5.99: Cool Boarders, Crash Bandicoot, Hot Shots Golf 2, Syphon Filter, and Tekken 2.”

Also See:
GameDailyBiz – Sony Launches PlayStation Download Service, December 5, 2006

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