This new addition to the SOCOM series, takes place in four locations, with Chile being new. After a mission is completed, there is a new 'Instant Action' feature which allows you to replay the mission with new objectives. There will also be functionality to allow PSP users to sync up their PS2 information via USB cable, allowing the progress in both games to affect the missions. Furthermore, weapon customization will also be possible.
As can be expected, both Ad-Hoc and Infrastructure co-operative play will be possible, with the ability to form clans and do team-based play. By default, Fireteam Bravo will have two instead of a four-man team. Controls will also be optimized for mobile play.
Yep. That would be amazing. This game is going to boost the sells of the PSP tremendously. There are thousands of Socom players. (I'm one of them.: ) )
I think sony is gonna make a psp with another anolog stick in a year or two. I mean this game looks awesome but could be confusing with the limited buttons of the psp. Im a huge socom fan and am praying it plays well. But if they make another analog stick, all fps's will be tremendously improved
They should make a USB attatchment that comes around the back of the PSP and then up the front with another analog nub, but since that's unlikely, I just hope the controls don't suck.
I always thought the same thing Ikaickkaids. Anyways, I won't exactly get REALLY mad or anything if mics don't come out for it, but we DO know that out PSP's will support headsets because it has a place where it looks like they will eventually make one. It has a symbol that shows a mic.
GTALCS said: "I always thought the same thing Ikaickkaids. Anyways, I won't exactly get REALLY mad or anything if mics don't come out for it, but we DO know that out PSP's will support headsets because it has a place where it looks like they will eventually make one. It has a symbol that shows a mic."
Are you talking about the icon on the back of the PSP by the headphone jack? I see what you mean about it looking like a microphone, but I'm fairly certain that it's supposed to represent the controller that lets you pause, play, ffwd, and revs your PSP through the headphone connection.
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