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Download Puzzle Quest and Dead Head Fred to your PSP!

chautemoc | September 09, 2008 | Press Release | Playstation Portable

Looks like Sony is ahead of Nintendo in terms of modern distribution: as talked about before, they've headed up a service which will allow PSP owners to download games to their handheld, eliminating the need for a physical product.

D3P are one of the first publishers to sign on for the service (the PlayStation Store), bringing their titles Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords and Dead Head Fred to the digital realm this September.

“D3Publisher is always looking to make fun and original gaming experiences easily accessible to everyone,” said Yoji Takenaka, president and chief executive officer, North America and Europe, D3P. “We believe that making these classic PSP™ titles available via digital distribution gives the games a new opportunity for discovery and the gamers a second chance at hours of enjoyment.”

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Seeker X | September 09, 2008

PSP Store has been out since forever. Like you're already able to buy SOCOM: Fireteam Bravo series and all. Though more publishers putting their games up, the better.