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PSP & Piggyback Interactive PE6 : Expert guide

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Just bought PE6 and am looking to buy the Piggyback interactive PE6: Expert Guide. Nocied the guide covers PS2, PC, XBOX and XBOX 360. How relevent is the book to the PSP version or can I not use the guidance it gives for the PS2 for the PSP ?

HELP ! :(
 
The guide don't mention the buttons for the PSP and DS versions ...
... but I think it could be usefull nevertheless !!
 
Hi thanks for the info. I ended up purchasing the guide and it has proven usefull. I have never played PE6 on anything other than a PSP so using the PS2 details from the guide as a basis to find out the moves. The only difficulty is some PS2 moves use :l2: or :r2: or the second analogue, obviously the PSP doesnt have them. Does this mean these moves can not be performed or are they mapped in some other way.

Anyone know of a definitive list of moves with the PSP ?
 
xsdefiance said:
Hi thanks for the info. I ended up purchasing the guide and it has proven usefull. I have never played PE6 on anything other than a PSP so using the PS2 details from the guide as a basis to find out the moves. The only difficulty is some PS2 moves use :l2: or :r2: or the second analogue, obviously the PSP doesnt have them. Does this mean these moves can not be performed or are they mapped in some other way.

Anyone know of a definitive list of moves with the PSP ?
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If you stop the game, there is a menulist. 2nd from buttom is the Command list, so there are the basic movings.
 
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