Sega a♌nnounces new way to blow things u🐼p on your PSP
Is this the first known case of a PS3 to PSP port? Sega has announced the existence of a portable version ofFull Auto 2: Battlelines, due in March of next year.
The game itself promises (via press release) a story mode chronicling 56 single-player "events" and 15 seಞlectable, customizablecars and an undeclared number of new weapons designed just f💖or PSP - no word on whether they're replacing the existing lot or supplementing it.
At least 15 de📖structible track🅰s from the original game will be raceable, and race types are scheduled to include the self-explanatory Down & Back and Head-On, as well as the not-so-racey-but-still-expodey Arena Deathmatch. No word on number of players, but ad-hoc is definitely in the works. There's no mention of infrastructure mode though, so be prepared to buy a copy for the guywho sitsnext to you on the bus as well as yourselfto increase your chances of finding a localadversary.
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