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PS Vita general advice thread, part 3 | Veni, vidi, Vita
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I will end up playing it sooner or later, but right now I want something more "action", if this definition makes any sense for a platformer.You don't like good games?
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Already played and gotten all the trophies. Great game but it isn't a platformer.Super Stardust Delta?
You're right, I was too generic, but from what I've seen there aren't really a lot of platformers in the PSP libraries.
It's a great game but, yes, it is frustrating. I don't know about playing it on the Vita though. That game will make you want to throw stuff.
Yes, great game. And it's only a crazy low ten dollars now.
Wonko_C
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It is frustrating (to me). I didn't have enough patience to get good enough at it to get all the items necessary for the true ending, and this is coming from someone who obliterated Ghouls 'N Ghosts and Super GNG when I was younger. It is much, much more forgiving than the old ones though, you can take more hits, have a lot of lives and respawn exactly where you died.
If you want an action platformer consider Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles and Megaman: Maverick Hunter X, hell even Ys: The Oath in Felghana (Action game with RPG elements and light platforming) just because it's badass.
Yes, pretty much something like that. A fast "action" platformer, basically. Actually I think Ultimate Ghost'n'Goblins would be the perfect fit, if it wasn't too frustrating, like other Gaffers are saiyng.
Ok thanks, I'll check it out.
Great, thanks.
Gamespawn
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You could try either of the Prinnies. Tough but fun if you like the humor. Also there's Castlevania.
The AR game PulzAR is out next month according to the PS Blog http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2012/05/22/pulzar-ps-vitas-next-ar-play-blasts-off-next-month/
Pulsar01 by PlayStation.Blog.Europe, on Flickr
Pulsar04 by PlayStation.Blog.Europe, on Flickr
Pulsar08 by PlayStation.Blog.Europe, on Flickr
Blue Submarine No. 6
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yeah, already had much fun with that game, I also like how you can simply skip a level I you wish to
Sir Qweirdy
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Just noticed:
Pixeljunk Monsters Deluxe is now downloadable from the PS Vita store (US).
Noted from my download history - purchased a few weeks back.
Pixeljunk Monsters Deluxe is now downloadable from the PS Vita store (US).
Noted from my download history - purchased a few weeks back.
Awesome!
Just checked my Vita's PS Store download list, and about all of my minis (I have about 40) are downloadable now! Double awesome!
FantasticMrFoxdie
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TY Downloaded and playing now.
Not sure if old, but some of the PS Minis I got from PS+ are now downloadable
Downloaded it by going to the PSP Games section on my Vita- thanks for the heads up!
I'll be using Vita's Party app along with the PJ Monster's online co-op for many-a-session of cooperative bliss.
I agree that it is worth just for SOTN, but the actual game feels dated as HELL. Not fun at all for me.
Buy it for SOTN.
R_thanatos
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Looks awesome ...if it's at a nice price i'll get this game
yurinka
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This game is fucking awesome.
No, it was fine. As I remember was 30 fps with some dips when the game was under strees in some few places (giant bosses with a lot of effects, etc).PSY・S;38095944 said:
*shrugs*
People act like all the Vita will have is ports of console games, while ignoring the significant number of original Vita only titles that have been announced, have released on the platform.
It's natural for people to want tons of games on their platforms of choice, but realistically, we don't have all that time to devote to tons of games, and most of the time, we'll fixate on one game for months and months at a time, even when there are plenty of titles to choose from.
The Vita has a compelling software lineup, and the PSP BC is great for those that didn't own a PSP, or did, but missed out on a lot of games for various reasons.
I play my Vita at home, on the bus, at work during breaks (sometimes DURING work when it's painfully slow and we don't have anything on the table).
I don't view my Vita as a "PS3-too," but I love the idea of getting PS3 quality experiences on the go. And by PS3 quality, I simply mean games that don't feel like handheld filler.
Uncharted was excellent. As was wipEout 2048. Rayman Origins, ditto. SSD, Mutant Blobs Attack, Motorstorm RC, and quite a few others were quality, clean looking, and a great teaser as to the potential of the system.
I'm eagerly awaiting Ragnarok Odyssey, Gravity Rush, Warrior's Lair, LBP, Persona, Zero Escape, and PBR, to name only a few. Add that to my already existing Vita library, and I have a ton of games to keep me busy. I already have over 15 games on my system right now that I'm working through.
I couldn't make that claim with my PlayStation 2, Xbox, Gamecube, 360, and PS3 within 3 months of it's North American release, and within 6 months of it's Japanese release.
If you can't find something on the Vita to keep you busy while you wait for more titles, then perhaps the system just isn't for you. My biggest problem with my Vita was deciding WHAT to buy, not hunting for things TO buy.
People act like all the Vita will have is ports of console games, while ignoring the significant number of original Vita only titles that have been announced, have released on the platform.
It's natural for people to want tons of games on their platforms of choice, but realistically, we don't have all that time to devote to tons of games, and most of the time, we'll fixate on one game for months and months at a time, even when there are plenty of titles to choose from.
The Vita has a compelling software lineup, and the PSP BC is great for those that didn't own a PSP, or did, but missed out on a lot of games for various reasons.
I play my Vita at home, on the bus, at work during breaks (sometimes DURING work when it's painfully slow and we don't have anything on the table).
I don't view my Vita as a "PS3-too," but I love the idea of getting PS3 quality experiences on the go. And by PS3 quality, I simply mean games that don't feel like handheld filler.
Uncharted was excellent. As was wipEout 2048. Rayman Origins, ditto. SSD, Mutant Blobs Attack, Motorstorm RC, and quite a few others were quality, clean looking, and a great teaser as to the potential of the system.
I'm eagerly awaiting Ragnarok Odyssey, Gravity Rush, Warrior's Lair, LBP, Persona, Zero Escape, and PBR, to name only a few. Add that to my already existing Vita library, and I have a ton of games to keep me busy. I already have over 15 games on my system right now that I'm working through.
I couldn't make that claim with my PlayStation 2, Xbox, Gamecube, 360, and PS3 within 3 months of it's North American release, and within 6 months of it's Japanese release.
If you can't find something on the Vita to keep you busy while you wait for more titles, then perhaps the system just isn't for you. My biggest problem with my Vita was deciding WHAT to buy, not hunting for things TO buy.
Have Sony said anything about when they might fix Vita trophies so they show up on PS3?
Not a huge deal of course, but it would be nice to have my Vita games on my trophy list when I pull it up on the PS3.
Also I think it would be a good idea for Sony since it would show your psn friends that you are playing Vita games and maybe encourage them to get a Vita for themselves.
Not a huge deal of course, but it would be nice to have my Vita games on my trophy list when I pull it up on the PS3.
Also I think it would be a good idea for Sony since it would show your psn friends that you are playing Vita games and maybe encourage them to get a Vita for themselves.
I want these to happen so bad. When you pull up your friends list on the Vita you can already tell who's playing a Vita and who's not by the little Vita icon instead of the regular controller. They just need to get that on the PS3.
RelentlessRolento
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I wonder what else works...
PLASTICA-MAN
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LBP Beta codes are already being sent: http://www.thesixthaxis.com/2012/05/21/littlebigplanet-vita-beta-emails-going-out/
Anyone got one?
Anyone got one?
I think that originates from GAF, and the guy who posted about it works for Sony in some capacity if I'm not mistaken. So it might be an internal beta.
PixelJunk Monsters, on your Vita?!
HOW
I know someone that code their code today. He said it was an internal beta and not the public one. He reviews games etc.
PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe (PSP game) has been working in Europe since last week.
Thanks, I'll look into those ones too.
So, this is a no no for me too, sadly.I really wanted to pick this up, but it isn't on the EU Playstation Store
nah, but the amount of people that got an invite is very very low. only 2-3 from gaf got in. only one public wave has come, and only a tiny fraction of the people they need, have gotten in, said the studio behind LBPv, as they start to roll out their servers. lots more are coming.
Muahahaha, I have been grinding P3P since I can't remember when. ^_^
Great game ! I bought Persona 2 halfway through P3P too just because I liked P3P so much. 8^P
A new update is available for the Netflix app. It addresses pretty much everyone's complaints. The app no longer hangs when locking and unlocking the Vita, the UI is much faster, there is no more screen tearing, and the brightness is no longer capped at 80%. Everyone who uses Netflix should go update.
Not for Vita it isn't. They made the stupid decision to release PS3 version today and Vita version next month.
Ah that sucks
test_account
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Is that show aired outside of Norway?awesome to see more apps get updated. it's a good sign
Nope.
At this point I'm hoping there's going to be a near or after E3 firmware update for both the PS3 and Vita, one to sort out the issues of one not seeing the other, and two bringing PS1 support.
Both would make me a happy chappy, lol.
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