Q-Games angered by PSP piracy

One of the most exciting developers in the market – and more importantly one of the leading lights on Sony’s PS3 arm of PSN – has vowed to never release another of its titles on PSP following the piracy problems suffered by its first title on the handheld.

The full story can be found over on CasualGaming.biz.

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