Calling all Cars to be transferable to PSP

by Ross Miller on Aug 16th 2007 12:30PM

David Jaffe's PlayStation Network title Calling All Cars, a pseudo-basketball arcade game of moral/automotive proportions, will soon be made available for download play on Sony PSP, according to European magazine PSP: The Official Guidebook (via CVG).

Though we know it will feature both ad hoc and Infrastructure multiplayer, Sony has yet to reveal anything else about the title. Will it will be pushed as an update to the original or a separate download? Will we have to pay again? No release date has been given.

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Tags: callingallcars, davidjaffe, PS3, psn, PSP, sony

Reader Comments (13)

If I get both for the same cost, then I will be buying this game.

If it is an extra cost, then nevermind.

What abt those who purchased it already???

3 question marks for emphasis!!!

okay I read more than the title this time and it payed off, I got my answer

There are no "Caution: Wet Floor" signs.

I'd hit it again for free.

Well this may be the first hint at a PSP version of the PlayStation Store...at least I hope it is.

Oh also, I hope they start doing this with other PSN games too like Super Stardust or fl0w.

Super Stardust wouldn't work so well since it's a dual analog shooter and there's only 1 analog on PSP.

Now if they make GripShift playable on PSP I wouldn't need to buy the actual PSP game.

Well, considering that they didn't require us to repay for PSOne classics when they became playable on the PS3 it only makes sense that the same would apply here.