Calling All Cars soon to be available for the PSP

PSP owners rejoice! Calling All Cars, one of the most popular games available for download on the PlayStation Network and pretty much one of the most fun games to mess around with on the PS3, will soon be able to go portable. You read that right – chasing down those low-down dirty criminals won’t just be a home activity anymore, but one you’ll be able to take with you wherever you go!

This little bit of gaming happy came from the most recent issue of PSP – The Official Guidebook, which mentioned that the game will indeed be available for transfer and play onto the Sony PlayStation Portable.

Very good news for those of us hooked on the portable gaming bug – while sitting down in your living room to play Calling All Cars is good and all, there’s certainly something to be said about playing it during your daily commute.

The guidebook also boasted of “comprehensive multiplayer modes in both Ad Hoc and Infrastructure,” as well as a promise of a release date to be announced soon. No word, though, if it’s going to be a full-on download or just a PSN update. Still, Calling All Cars on your favorite Sony handheld? With awesome multiplayer? Classic. Updates as we get them!

PSP owners rejoice! Calling All Cars, one of the most popular games available for download on the PlayStation Network and pretty much one of the most fun games to mess around with on the PS3, will soon be able to go portable. You read that right – chasing down those low-down dirty criminals won’t just be a home activity anymore, but one you’ll be able to take with you wherever you go!

This little bit of gaming happy came from the most recent issue of PSP – The Official Guidebook, which mentioned that the game will indeed be available for transfer and play onto the Sony PlayStation Portable.

Very good news for those of us hooked on the portable gaming bug – while sitting down in your living room to play Calling All Cars is good and all, there’s certainly something to be said about playing it during your daily commute.

The guidebook also boasted of “comprehensive multiplayer modes in both Ad Hoc and Infrastructure,” as well as a promise of a release date to be announced soon. No word, though, if it’s going to be a full-on download or just a PSN update. Still, Calling All Cars on your favorite Sony handheld? With awesome multiplayer? Classic. Updates as we get them!