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50 Cent: Blood On The Sand has revealed that the game was worked on as a Tom Clancy game for “over a year” before being changed to feature rapper 50 Cent.Speaking to NME as part of our feature on cancelled game projects, developer Darren Yeomans – who is now AtomHawk‘s Studio Director – has shared that 50 Cent: Blood On The Sand was originally meant to be a Tom Clancy game.On the topic of getting a game in development across the finish line, Yeomans stated that one way is to “shoe-horn an I.P. into a game and try and cash-in on the name”, before elaborating on his own experience.Swordfish Studios worked on the project – which was “originally based on a Tom Clancy title” – for over a year, according to Yeomans.

PS3 or PS Vita.Users will no longer be able to purchase games on their PSP directly or purchase DLC for those games. However, users will still have access to their download list, from which they can obtain any previously purchased game.The store availability on the PS3 and PS Vita means that those devices can be used to purchase content for the PSP and then users can hopefully use their download list to install them.Sony originally announced that they would be closing the PSP, PS3, and PSVita marketplaces back in March.

archive.org which are accessible through a plugin called Valkyrie PS Store. Initially reported by VGC, users can also access the store without the plugin by copying the HTML addresses into archive.org.Using the exploit and HTML addresses, users can buy and download titles for the PSP, PS3 and PS Vita.

Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) has announced that it will end support for the PlayStation Store on PS3, PSP and PS Vita later this year.The news was shared via an update to Sony’s Discontinued PlayStation apps, features and services page on its website. Per the update, support for the PlayStation Store on PS3 will end on July 2, and August 27 for the PS Vita.