PS3 and PSP versions of UNO coming to PlayStation Network

by Andrew Yoon { Jan 9th 2009 at 1:00AM }

The popular card game UNO is getting PS3 and PSP adaptations, courtesy of GameLoft. The two versions will be available on the PlayStation Store. Both versions will be available some time this year.

Michel Guillemot, president of Gameloft, said: "UNO is one of the most recognized card games in the world and we are excited to extend it beyond mobile and onto a whole host of console executions."

[Thanks, David B.!]

Tags: gameloft, uno

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

aj @ Jan 9th 2009 1:18AM

My grandma would get really violent if no one played Uno with her.

Hashbrown Hunter @ Jan 9th 2009 5:30AM

This better have at least Ad-Hoc, or I'm gonna be sad.

kgrayman @ Jan 9th 2009 1:43AM

wow wats up with these game!! i can play them for free on MSN with everyone i know already!!! i dont wanna play it on PSP PLEASE just give me games not card or board games poo i kinda hate my psp now

Jeremy @ Jan 9th 2009 1:59AM

At least here, it's going to be a PSN game for the PSP, as opposed to Scrabble being a $30 UMD.

Stuff like this is what PSN should be for, I think, and leave the big, cinematic games for the UMD.

daniel-kun @ Jan 9th 2009 2:58AM

I wonder how this can even work on a PS3. Everyone will be able to see your cards!
With a shared PSP it would kinda work, since only one player at a time can see the screen

Angel Mass @ Jan 9th 2009 2:59AM

Wooohoo! another step closer to PSP Solitary!

Lm2007 @ Jan 9th 2009 9:42AM

I think this kind og games should be free or some how really low in price, is just an opinion.

drdre74 @ Jan 9th 2009 9:41AM

If it has no online mode then its worthless.

JaffaBoy @ Jan 9th 2009 10:19AM

UNO is a great family game, can't see the pleasure in playing it on own on a PSP

Dr Haisook @ Jan 9th 2009 1:26PM

Would be good for multiplaying. But the real challenge for the developers would be making a solid, challenging, single player campaign.

Dr Haisook @ Jan 9th 2009 1:27PM

...and adding a flexible infrastructure mode.

Darlaten @ Jan 9th 2009 10:33PM

Obviously, no one here already has it on the Xbox360 - it will be exactley like that. There's a single player campain where you compete against the computer who controls three other players (red, purple, green, or some other colour). It has the main rules or you can customize rules. If you want to compete online, you just connect and you play up against four people. Voice chat also works.

Good game - and about flippn time it comes out on the Sony side of the house.