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New PSP 3.50 firmware now available, Remote Play internet enabled

Updated Thu, May 31, 2007, 10:00 AM

Pornography addicts, rejoice! No longer is your extensive collection of graphic pornography shackled to your 1.80 PS3, as the new 3.50 firmware for the PSP has upgraded the Remote Play feature to work over the internet. Now, anytime you're near a WiFi connection and the need for pornography (or, we guess, any other sort of movie) strikes, you can browse your PS3's hard drive and, you know, embrace your carnal urges.

Oh, and RSS Channel Guide has been added as a feature under RSS Channel. So, there's that too.

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