Over at Crytek's website, they seem to be advertising a job for PSP Programmer. It requires at least a year of experience in PS2, PSP, or DS programming. Although the project of the job hasn't been revealed yet, we can only hope that this could mean that there will be a multi-platform game coming out soon. My hopes rest with the newly announced Crysis Warhead. I'm hoping with this job position it could mean they are working on a Warhead version for the PSP. If this is true, they would be reeking the benefits of multi-platform gaming along with a wider base of fans.
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Via: VideoGamer
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