Sony offering free full download for WipEout Pure and Go! Sudoku

We just a got a tip from one of QJ’s loyal readers, PSPPICTURETHREAD (aka sugard0), concerning the PlayStation Portable (PSP), the official PSP Store, and downloading full games. We know freebies don’t always jive with Sony so this bit really caught our attention.

Accordingly, the official PSP store for UK is offering free downloadable contents for our dear handhelds. This is rather normal as the community has gotten several movies, demos, and whatnot from that site in the past. What’s striking about this is that on the said store, there’s a listing for video games WipEout Pure and Go! Sudoku. Beneath them is a title that says “Download full game now.”

Being the suckers for freebies that we are, we immediately clicked the link to see where it will take us. We were then asked about our country of origin and then, to our surprise, we were directed to a page dedicated for downloading every content imaginable other than full games. We tried looking for the above mentioned titles but we were unable to do so.

Despite that, this is rather interesting. As our tipster put it, “Why would Sony say something like that if it’s not being planned in the first place?” And we can’t help but agree. If you want to see it for yourselves, the Read link below should take you to the store’s official page.

We just a got a tip from one of QJ’s loyal readers, PSPPICTURETHREAD (aka sugard0), concerning the PlayStation Portable (PSP), the official PSP Store, and downloading full games. We know freebies don’t always jive with Sony so this bit really caught our attention.

Accordingly, the official PSP store for UK is offering free downloadable contents for our dear handhelds. This is rather normal as the community has gotten several movies, demos, and whatnot from that site in the past. What’s striking about this is that on the said store, there’s a listing for video games WipEout Pure and Go! Sudoku. Beneath them is a title that says “Download full game now.”

Being the suckers for freebies that we are, we immediately clicked the link to see where it will take us. We were then asked about our country of origin and then, to our surprise, we were directed to a page dedicated for downloading every content imaginable other than full games. We tried looking for the above mentioned titles but we were unable to do so.

Despite that, this is rather interesting. As our tipster put it, “Why would Sony say something like that if it’s not being planned in the first place?” And we can’t help but agree. If you want to see it for yourselves, the Read link below should take you to the store’s official page.