I also found out that the game had been in the states under the name Tokyo Extreme Racer. So when I heard it was coming out for PPSSPP games I had to get it. Since then there's been a part two on Dreamcast then Shutokou Battle Zero and Zero One for PS2 and also Shutokou Battle Online and you could even download it onto your cell phone in Japan. I got into this series when it came out for Dreamcast and I've been hooked ever since. The Shutokou battle series had been going since Shutokou Battle for PSX. After classes I hit up the nearest game shop to pick up a copy of this game since I was a huge fan of the Genki racing series. I had money and Thursday was rolling around which means Release day. Oh how I remember it! I was going on one month in Japan and my birthday was two days before. We'll start by rolling back the calendar to Thursday April 21st 2005. Reviews from big gaming sites come in and they’re bad. PSP 'base pack' to ship Wednesday for £149.FebruKonami produces Genki's Shutokou Battle in the states renamed Street Supremacy. Wireless stereo coming to PSP (23 March 2006) Neuros tells PSP users 'don't run firmware 2.7' ()

Grand Theft Auto maker settles with the Feds (9 June 2006).

Sony defeats PSP importer in UK court (23 October 2006) Lad passes gruelling 'getting on bus' test (14 August 2009) All we are able to say in any of these cases is we feel the appropriate disciplinary action has been taken.' More here. Michael Morton, MD of the bus company Blackburn Transport, told the paper: 'We take a very dim view of drivers using any sort of device that will distract them from their job. 'I find it hard to believe that anyone driving a car with a PSP on their knee would be considered a safe driver - doubly so a person in charge of a singledecker bus capable of carrying 40 to 50 passengers.' One unhappy customer told the Daily Record: 'He was playing a Grand Theft Auto game and the screams of the characters being shot could be heard all around the bus. When the bus company received complaints it checked CCTV footage and spotted the driver with the games console wedged between his knees.

Passengers could clearly hear the sound effects from the game while he drove the bus from Accrington to Blackburn in Lancashire. Steve Allcock was playing Grand Theft Auto on his PSP.

A bus driver has been sacked after passengers complained he was driving the bus while playing a portable games machine.

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