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ModNation Racers Burns to PSP
Sony posits that ModNation Racers is an offshoot of the Play/Create/Share philosophy from LittleBigPlanet, and now that focus is spreading to the PSP. The company has announced that the kart racer is releasing on the PSP day-and-date with the TBA spring release of the title on the PlayStation 3.
The game features many of the elements within the PS3 version, including the ability to create and share your own track creations. It will also contain six-player Ad Hoc or Infrastructure multiplayer racing and the ability to download cars, characters, and player-created tracks. Developer United Front Games hasn't said whether or not the PSP and PS3 versions of ModNation Racers will connect in any way.
Although the PSP doesn't get much love, perhaps this kart racer is just the kind of title that the system is looking for.
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