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Quote:Hi everyone! Great news for all of you Ad Hoc fans out there –adhocParty for the PSP system, which first launched in Japan last year, is coming to North America! AdhocParty is an online service that allows PSP owners with a PS3 system to connect to one another via the PlayStation Notwork. It will be available as a free download on the PlayStation Store soon.

So, how does adhocParty work? PSP titles with adhoc mode traditionally require you to play within close proximity to each other. AdhocParty takes advantage of the interoperable capabilities of the PSP and PS3 systems. It enables you to play games featuring Ad Hoc mode, such as Gran Turismo and Monster Hunter Freedom Unite, over the Internet through the PS3. Your PSP connects to the PS3 via Wi-Fi, allowing you to chat online with fellow gamers in North America before jumping into competition from the comforts of each of your respective living rooms.

In addition to all of its competitive and social gaming features, adhocParty for PSP supports voice chat through the Wireless Headset or PlayStation Eye, offering you a complete and immersive gaming experience only available on the PlayStation platform.

Wee’ll have more details for you soon. Enjoy!

http://blog.us.playstation.com/2009/11/a...on.Blog%29

Hmmm... A clever idea...

Wahey, ill finally be able to read what im clicking!

Oh, c'mon! They finally make ad-hoc useful, and you need a PS3 to do it? ><

I'd love a virtual ad-hoc network that was friendly to computers who use Wireless Internet.

I can finally do something with http://www.adhocparty.net/

ChrisHighwind Wrote:Oh, c'mon! They finally make ad-hoc useful, and you need a PS3 to do it? ><

I'd love a virtual ad-hoc network that was friendly to computers who use Wireless Internet.

have you tried, Xlink Kai(http://www.teamxlink.co.uk/)
like  adhoc party
but use a PC

Quote:XLink Kai is a global gaming network - bringing together XBox, Playstation 2,  Gamecube and PSP users, in one integrated community. It is software running on your PC or Macintosh that allows you to play system-link enabled games online for free. Kai is the only service that is not console specific, and boasts one of the friendliest communites available.

Yes, yes I have. And my wireless card doesn't have what it takes for Xlink Kai, and I don't have the money to get a USB wireless thing that does.