did they finally put psp2 back on psn?

[adonis565]

or are they still investigating the problem?

[Gintoki-kun]

They're still investigating the problem or don't care at all that it was pulled from the PSN Store.

[blace]

The PSP section of the store hasn't really been getting any attention and the Vita is almost released.

[ashley50]

What problem? There was problem?

[OldCoot]

What problem? There was problem?

PSP2 isn't being offered though PSN as a digital download at the moment. The only version they have is the UMD. So, PSVita players and PSP Go players are SOL.

Several folks have asked though email and it is being looked into. PSVita comes out in last February.

[Link1275]

PSP2 isn't being offered though PSN as a digital download at the moment. The only version they have is the UMD. So, PSVita players and PSP Go players are SOL.

Several folks have asked though email and it is being looked into. PSVita comes out in last February.

Unless they get an ISO and CFW.

[Orohu]

Which, unless they own a UMD of the game to rip from, is illegal. And they still won't get a Little Wings license.

[Sinue_v2]

Which, unless they own a UMD of the game to rip from, is illegal. And they still won't get a Little Wings license.

Point 1: Less people care than you think. If people want the game, and Sega/Sony won't legitimately sell it to them, then they will seek other means of obtaining it. Where it's going to hurt sales is in the casual purchases.

Point 2: You don't need a Little Wing License to play PSP2 online. Sega couldn't be bothered with implementing their own anti-piracy measures.

Point 3: This is part of why I don't trust Digital Downloads. Your right to the the material you paid for only lasts as long as the Terms of the Service, and the availability of that service. A similar situation happened with DOOM on XBLA after Bethesda acquired the property, and it was only recently put back up. While DOOM is already on every platform known to man, and every man/woman/child in the world owns an average of two copies, it's ubiquitous availability elsewhere does not damage the point that it can happen to rarer titles confined to one or two outlets.

[blace]

Which, unless they own a UMD of the game to rip from, is illegal. And they still won't get a Little Wings license.

I see you're holding onto the possibility of having that implemented, but honestly the game is far beyond saving so new or not with or without the license, people can get on without any restriction.

[blazingsonic]

Sega's silence on this is odd, are they planning an updated rerelease? Has any gaming company do a stealthy trick like this?