Follow GadgetBlips on TwitterGTA: Chinatown Wars Will Be Adapted To Sony PSP (NewsFactor)
Published 6/22/2009 at Yahoo! News: Personal Technology
NewsFactor - Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is coming to Sony's PlayStation Portable. Rockstar Games said the Nintendo DS game will be adapted to the PSP platform and be available this fall.
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