gofreak said:Would be really cool if the game was transferable and playable between the two platforms.
Sony should really establish a new 'profile' of downloadable game that is playable on both platforms, just as with the PSone downloadables. Not all PS3 downloadables would need to conform to it, but it could be the new standard for PSP software (i.e. all PSP software could be like this, if and when they come out with this PSP with large internal storage). Then it truly and wholly would be a platform for taking games with you on the go..its existence would be genuinely justified by its portability rather than the exclusivity of its games to that platform (since the games would all be playable on PS3), which is really how a portable platform should be.
Of course, I don't see them making such a bold move
I don't think such a proposition would be so outlandish. I think that perhaps Sony are going to be creating 'tiers' of downloadable games/content with them maybe priced and grouped accordingly....
Tier 1 - Could be original games such as Gripshift or Lemmings, or in this case Tekken DR. Titles that are only accessible as a download from the PS network.
Tier 2- Could be retro titles, from other past consoles such as PSone, Neo Geo, Dreamcast or the PS2.
Tier 3 - Perhaps could be older retro titles such as Pac Man, Paperboy or even older titles from 8 or 16 bit era.
Tier 4 - Original and perhaps retro offerings that are playable on both the PS3 and the PSP. Perhaps these titles would be more simplistic in terms of scope and download size seeing as they would need to be playable and emulated by the PSP. Perhaps something closer to Blast Factor/Geometry Wars rather than Tekken DR.
I really like how ambitious Sony are being with there online network in terms of games. This is sort of thing I expected from Nintendo (albeit on a smaller scale in terms of games. With Sony seemingly even encouraging 'their' AAA studios like Factor 5 to produce content for the service they really seem to see it as a majort part of their PS3 game plan.