By PC Advisor staff | PC Advisor | 21 December 07
Sony's Portable PlayStation (PSP) can now play original PlayStation games after Sony gave PSP users an early Christmas present via an unheralded firmware update.
PSP users can now play PS1 games purchased on the PlayStation Store website. PSP users can also stream games from a PlayStation 1 disc, played on a PS3 via the Remote Play function. Both machines need a Wi-Fi connection.
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Pete said: The PSP has been able to play PSOne games for ages What the new fw update provides is the ability to play games streamed from the PS3 through RemotePlay