In Europe you can't lock a device to a specific carrier, eu regulation prevents that.
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The PlayStation Vita In 2011-2012
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In Europe you can't lock a device to a specific carrier, eu regulation prevents that.
Hm, that's true. Well, I didn't time a fresh track loading time (only a restart), but I thought someone here said it's 28 seconds.
Dead Prince
Banned
online play patch coming to Ragnarok sometimes after launch. http://andriasang.com/comzp1/ragnarok_odyssey_patch/
your move Sony.
your move Sony.
I would really like to see either a in firmware or software enabled (in game by the dev) version of Dolby Headphone/CMSS 3d/3D upmix support on the Vita, especially for first person games.
IonicSnake
Banned
Didn't say, all it said was keep in touch with your friends using 3G and the Tele2 logo next to it.
Benjamin1981
Member
°°ToMmY°°;34391231 said:
Nope, that is a country specific thing. Here in Germany it is definitely possible to lock a device to a certain carrier.
The Elite
BOSS
Yeah, his fingers give the impression that he's waiting for the action to happen.
Were these games Remote Play compatible?
Not to my knowledge.
But yeah, his fingers seem to be a little slower than the action, but a fraction.
Metalmurphy
Member
Might not be fake, RDR works on the PSP through remote play.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSwaki349Mk
You need a PS3 with CFW though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSwaki349Mk
You need a PS3 with CFW though.
PS3 CFW users can enable remote play for many games that don't have official support for that. Just one simple edit of one line in a game's INI file. Google it
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Maastricht
Member
Yep, but the Vita has all the necessary controls, so there's a good chance we'll see it enabled for all games this time. I expect we'll know more around the launch of Vita in the West, but the last news a while ago was that all games would support remote play at PSP resolution, and some games would support it at higher to native resolution, but these would have to have some kind of native support as it cost too much memory on the PS3 side or something.
I've seen a couple of youtube vids claiming a handful of games don't work on remote play already.
That is correct.
Yes.
Edit:
Too slow. Guess I'll use this post to whine about no Rayman Origins Vita release date - still no information in this week's Famitsu.
Any indication this the ability to play them will be added?
I don't think we had any kind of information about that feature after the first "not available for Japanese launch, we're working on it".
Ok. this might be better place to ask a question.
If one has two vitas, can that two vitas share one game from PSN? (Assuming they logged on to same account). If that's possible, then can one play multiplayer mode with two vitas at the same time? (for example, brothers playing hot shots golf together)
If one has two vitas, can that two vitas share one game from PSN? (Assuming they logged on to same account). If that's possible, then can one play multiplayer mode with two vitas at the same time? (for example, brothers playing hot shots golf together)
From Sony's Euro FAQs:
http://uk.playstation.com/psvita/support/general/detail/item391536/Games-and-Media/
Good chance the ability will be added by the western launch.
Metalmurphy
Member
GAF won't be the problem.
I've read GAF for the past few months and it's part of the problem. The Vita at $250 is a tour de force and some seem to forget about that fact.
Anyone know Escape Plan's price ? The first reports I've read don't disappoint.
twentytwo22
Member
WipEout -- Hell yeah. I love how precise you have to be to get the Elite pass. Add in multiplayer and friend's best times showing up during the (longgggg) loading screens, and I can see myself glued to this game for a long. ass. time.
Starstrike Delta -- Never played the PS3 one, but man, this is another addicting game. In simplest terms, I guess I would describe it as Geometry Wars meets Ikaruga, with cool music? Again, love the fact that your PSN friend's best scores show up as you are selecting your mode/etc. I'm big into friendly competition.
Ragnarok Odyssey -- Other than the fact that I wish it would play on nostalgia a bit more (maybe the final game will -- I was a big RO fan for many years), I had a lot of fun with the demo, and was pleased that it offered a bit more content than I was expecting. I like the air combo and enemy-blasting aspects of the combat system -- it seems like crowd control will play a big part, which takes the strategy from "smash triangle and circle until it dies" to "what should I do next..." Also love how speedy it is, airdashing, and air attacking in general. I also love games with the "even common enemies will very rarely drop decent items (in this case, cards)" aspect that this seems like it will have, which was something I always appreciated about RO and PSO. Not blown away with it, but it was a pick-up before, and it certainly still is a pick-up.
Starstrike Delta -- Never played the PS3 one, but man, this is another addicting game. In simplest terms, I guess I would describe it as Geometry Wars meets Ikaruga, with cool music? Again, love the fact that your PSN friend's best scores show up as you are selecting your mode/etc. I'm big into friendly competition.
Ragnarok Odyssey -- Other than the fact that I wish it would play on nostalgia a bit more (maybe the final game will -- I was a big RO fan for many years), I had a lot of fun with the demo, and was pleased that it offered a bit more content than I was expecting. I like the air combo and enemy-blasting aspects of the combat system -- it seems like crowd control will play a big part, which takes the strategy from "smash triangle and circle until it dies" to "what should I do next..." Also love how speedy it is, airdashing, and air attacking in general. I also love games with the "even common enemies will very rarely drop decent items (in this case, cards)" aspect that this seems like it will have, which was something I always appreciated about RO and PSO. Not blown away with it, but it was a pick-up before, and it certainly still is a pick-up.
Here's some Frobisher says! action. Looks pretty fun to me.
http://www.gamesradar.com/frobisher-says-ps-vitas-very-own-warioware-see-it-being-played/
http://www.gamesradar.com/frobisher-says-ps-vitas-very-own-warioware-see-it-being-played/
I think that's my biggest issue with the game at the moment, aside from the gameplay aspects I don't really like (yet). And to be frank, the information released until know don't really give much hope about old and loved MVPs like Garm, Maya etc. making a big return here. Hell, the game takes place in a Fort instead of Prontera or some other well known city.
Sintoid
Member
That Frobisher guy scares me....
LiquidMetal14
hide your water-based mammals
Where are the Stardust and Wipeout screens1?!?
twentytwo22
Member
Yeah, I know -- have we heard if that is the only location in the game yet? I was surprised, but at the same time, it is a total MH carbon-copy town.
He's a freaky guy
Alice Madness remote play
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_dvMnN0JGY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_dvMnN0JGY
Wat
One of the youtube comments says Demons souls and Red Dead work too. Probably not true, but someone test it!
pharmboy044
Member
Is taking screenshots still disabled on the full version of Wipeout 2048?
LiquidMetal14
hide your water-based mammals
Eh, that didn't sync right with my eyes in terms of his analog movements and the on screen representation of that. And then he turns the lights off. Can't see anything. Why hasn't anyone just confirmed some games here on GAF? It's not like no one has it here. I don't buy it right now. Looks like a video.
Yup, probably because of the photo mode or something.
DJmizuhara
Member
DJmizuhara
Member
The Elite
BOSS
Too busy playing it
Oh god.
PhantomOfTheKnight
Member
Don't all Vita games support Custom Soundtracks? I remember someone saying they do.
Yeah, I think so, but WipEout HD incorporated the custom soundtracks as though they were in the game rather than playing them over the top ala 360.
sixteen-bit
Member
In HD the custom soundtrack was integrated into the game as if it were the regular soundtrack like original Xbox custom soundtracks or PGR3, instead of the lazy OS-level custom music over the regular game.