Gamespy takes PSP multiplayer online
Sept 10, 2005 0:23:20 GMT -5
Post by Link on Sept 10, 2005 0:23:20 GMT -5
Gamespy takes PSP multiplayer online
Contributed by oddcrap on 09 Sep 2005 - 16:27
IGN Entertainment today announced an agreement with Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCEI) to make its GameSpy online multiplayer technology available to PSP developers. Used in more than 300 PC and Playstation2 titles to date, GameSpy technology facilitates sophisticated online gaming features and allow players from across the globe to compete via a Wi-Fi connection.
"New online elements in console and PC games like Battlefield 2 are increasing hours of game play and attracting more players," said Mark Stieglitz, Vice President and General Manager of IGN Entertainment's Publisher Services. "Now we are able to help add functions such as persistence and team play to the online game titles for "PSP". Plus, developers are familiar with our technology already, having used it to create more than 300 PC and "PlayStation2 games, so they should be able to adapt quickly to this new tool."
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Contributed by oddcrap on 09 Sep 2005 - 16:27
IGN Entertainment today announced an agreement with Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCEI) to make its GameSpy online multiplayer technology available to PSP developers. Used in more than 300 PC and Playstation2 titles to date, GameSpy technology facilitates sophisticated online gaming features and allow players from across the globe to compete via a Wi-Fi connection.
"New online elements in console and PC games like Battlefield 2 are increasing hours of game play and attracting more players," said Mark Stieglitz, Vice President and General Manager of IGN Entertainment's Publisher Services. "Now we are able to help add functions such as persistence and team play to the online game titles for "PSP". Plus, developers are familiar with our technology already, having used it to create more than 300 PC and "PlayStation2 games, so they should be able to adapt quickly to this new tool."
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