Minis Hitting PSP Store With 100MB Size Cap

by Mike Bendel on August 18, 2009 @ 11:29 am

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Having announced the UMD-less PSP go at E3, Sony is ramping up its efforts on the digital distribution front. Announced at the company’s Gamescom 2009 conference were Minis, small downloads that take advantage of the reduced development costs on PSN. A size limit of 100MB will be imposed on any titles released on the Minis section.

Minis are due out October 1 on PSN. While specific title names went unmentioned, Sony demoed a game with block matching elements, resembling Lumines. Another title shown on-screen was a top-down brawler. Relatively simple games with simple premises seem to be the focus here, not large-scale epics.

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B2K24 says:

That damn thing looks so small, I eat slices of pizza bigger than that.

I can see so many careless people breaking those.

It almost looks like in the pic. a toddler sitting in a car seat playing with it
August 18, 2009, 7:21 pm
NooMoahk says:

lol, your right. I'm glad that the size limit is only on one section, at least Sony aren't nazis like microsoft is with live.
August 19, 2009, 4:04 am
bnaughty18 says:

can't see a thing!!! useless, crap!!!
September 18, 2009, 2:29 pm
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