Vita Collection and Appreciation |2018 Thread| Vita means life (even in 2018)

NovumAngel

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In the past there had been extensive lists and threads about upcoming games for the Playstation Vita but I noticed that there wasn't one for this year, so I thought I'd try and keep a thread alive because that little console is still releasing games to this day and there are a number coming up later in the year.

Last years thread contains a huge list of upcoming, japanese-only and previously released games so be sure to take a look.
There is also a thread on reddit trying to keep track of all upcoming releases as well.

Other than that, feel free to talk about anything you're playing or recently picked up, etc.

Current releases:
JANUARY:
36 Fragments of Midnight


The Count Lucanor


Little Red Lie


Energy Invasion


2064: Read Only Memories


Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth - Hacker's Memory


Iconoclasts


Time Recoil
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FEBRUARY:
Mercenary Kings: Reloaded Edition


UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH Exe:Late[st]


Xenon Valkyrie+


Little Adventure on the Prairie


Deadbolt
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MARCH:
Secret of Mana


North


Midnight Deluxe


Damascus Gear: Operation Osaka


One Eyed Kutkh


NeuroVoider


Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms


Bit Dungeon Plus
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APRIL:
Sir Eatsalot


Penny-Punching Princess


Code: Realize ~Future Blessings~


Metropolis: Lux Obscura


The King Of Fighters ’97 Global Match


Reverie


League of Evil


Deep Ones


Rogue Aces


Bunny Must Die! Chelsea and the 7 Devils
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sublimit

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I'll be honest,it has been a while since i opened my Vita. Or my 3DS. Even though i have tons of great games to play on both systems. :(
 
Northeastmonk

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I love my Vita. Remote play with games like Far Cry 5, Monster Hunter World, and Street Fighter V has been wonderful.

I finished Suikoden II on it this year. Currently I've started another game of Front Mission 3 just so I could do the other campaign.

I'm interested in how God of War looks on my Vita via Remote Play.

I own Phantasy Star Nova. I really wish I could understand Japanese.

I play ESO with my wife using it. I really wish it had L2/R2. I am somewhat use to touching the back panel. 2017's Prey was challenging at first because I can't change the button layout. Far Cry 5 feels a lot like how Destiny felt with Remote Play. The buttons are auto configured for aiming and shooting with L1/R1.

Anyway, I love my Vita. It's added a lot to my gametime because I can play while others watch TV. I've got a nice grip I use around the system.





 
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DonF

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Every time I consider getting a vita I remember those stupid proprietary memory cards, expensive and useless in other devices. I own a PSP and love it, but I dont want to go that route again. My little brother actually lost my big psp memory and if that machine had SD cards, it would have been a non issue.
 
Northeastmonk

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DonF said:
Every time I consider getting a vita I remember those stupid proprietary memory cards, expensive and useless in other devices. I own a PSP and love it, but I dont want to go that route again. My little brother actually lost my big psp memory and if that machine had SD cards, it would have been a non issue.
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I started off with a 4 GB card and then upgraded to an 8 GB. I use the 4 GB in my PSTV. It's not bad. Sure, I would love more space, but I only keep so many games installed at once.

For some reason I stored Persona 4 Golden on my PC a couple years ago. In the event that I could upload it back onto my card with Content Manager.

Being memory conscious can cause some series OCD. Otherwise, playing through a handful of games on 8 GB works just fine.
 
TFGB

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The Vita is still my favourite handheld of all time. Remote Play rocks and it’s the perfect holiday companion.

I really wish Guerilla would remake/remaster Killzone Liberation for the PS4.
 
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Started Reverie yesterday, I only played for some 20 minutes and walked around the town but it feels really promising. You can tell it's done by a small team but the game is ambitious and there is definitely nice to play an old school game again. Games like Reverie are really perfect for Vita.
 
llien

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Thanks for the great post OP?

Seeing Vita next to 3DS makes me feel frustrated...
I'm keeping on dreaming Sony would not give up on the idea and invest a bit more into "main console companion" aspect.
 
NovumAngel

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Cheers for the responses so far, I honestly thought this thread was going to die as quickly as the vita did, so it's nice to see there is still some interest.

In my case I still find myself using my vita a lot, as someone who's big into rpg's and visual novels it's been a godsend and probably one of the only reasons I've finished off half of my games in recent years.
Currently playing (or I guess you could say reading) that Hakuoki game I have posted above, sure it's an otome VN but it still has a good story and some interesting characters even if you're not interested in the romance side of things.
 
yet_another_alt

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Have to say that I haven't really bought anything Vita related in a long while. The last thing I bought was an imported Gundam Breaker 3. I really was looking forward to playing Muv-Luv Alternative on a portable but it's taking forever to release so while I'll probably still buy it, I'm not as excited as I was when the kickstarter went live. I still use it regularly for Remote Play, Yakuza games are just so perfect on it since they don't need the extra shoulder buttons.

Such a shame that there probably won't be a successor. The reason I even joined NeoGAF was this was one of the nicest places to discuss the Vita, was pissed when the Vita thread got merged into the general Playstation thread and all discussion was pretty much drowned out by PS4 related stuff.
 
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dolabla

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That Reverie game looks really cool. I see it's getting a physical release over at play-asia. I'm definitely going to have to import. I haven't played my Vita in a while.

Do any of you know if the Japanese physical release of Secret of Mana has English subtitles? I'd like to import that too.
 
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Zambayoshi

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DonF said:
Every time I consider getting a vita I remember those stupid proprietary memory cards, expensive and useless in other devices. I own a PSP and love it, but I dont want to go that route again. My little brother actually lost my big psp memory and if that machine had SD cards, it would have been a non issue.
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Consider buying a second-hand Vita and you'll find they mostly come with a memory card. Even a small one can be sufficient, depending on stuff like your internet arrangement and how many games you really want installed at once.
 
NovumAngel

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dolabla said:
That Reverie game looks really cool. I see it's getting a physical release over at play-asia. I'm definitely going to have to import. I haven't played my Vita in a while.

Do any of you know if the Japanese physical release of Secret of Mana has English subtitles? I'd like to import that too.
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From what I've read it doesn't seem like it does I'm afraid.
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I don't know how anyone gets by with less than 32GB.
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I made the plunge and upgraded to the 64 GB card when I found it for a reasonable (lol) price on amazon. It was amazing to have literally every game I owned sitting there ready to go. Unfortunately I've been having some issue with it lately, games/saves corrupted with even the cloud storage struggling to re-download the saves, and sometimes the console hangs when you open up the "bubbles" of games that are corrupted. Just a word of warning I guess.
 
Grinchy

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NovumAngel said:
I made the plunge and upgraded to the 64 GB card when I found it for a reasonable (lol) price on amazon. It was amazing to have literally every game I owned sitting there ready to go. Unfortunately I've been having some issue with it lately, games/saves corrupted with even the cloud storage struggling to re-download the saves, and sometimes the console hangs when you open up the "bubbles" of games that are corrupted. Just a word of warning I guess.
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Yep, I've read a decent amount of posts just like that over the years, so I've always avoided the 64GB card. It's a shame because it really would be awesome to have that much space.
 
Susurrus

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While I think my Vita is great for plane rides and such ('dat OLED model in Blue is beautiful), my PS TV gets a lot more use since I have it hooked up in my bedroom so that while I'm chiling laying on my bed I can play Vita/PSP/PS1 or even remote play my PS4 that is in my living room. Wish it got more support, though. While I understand some games just can't support the TV that are focused on touch screens, it is annoying when there is no good reason...even moreso when there's a PS4 (or PS3) version of the game, which tells me there's no excuse for the Vita version to not support the TV.

I wish I could keep both actively logged in, too. But only one can be at a time, if I switch to the other I need to log in if I want to be online, including downloads set from the web store. I use the PS Plus save backup to transfer my saves, though.
 
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Mr. Grumpy

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I'm not really a fan of handheld gaming but I did buy a Vita when they first came out played it quite a bit.

It's actually the only handheld that I now regret selling, the original OLED screen really was something special and so many of the games that I own now are also CrossBuy with the Vita versions and I know there are not quite official ways of getting my PS1 games on there. :(
 
NovumAngel

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Releasing on Wednesday on the EU PSN (Also on PS4)

Bunny Must Die! Chelsea and the 7 Devils

"From the creator of the Gundemonium Collection comes a thrilling new 2D action-platformer! Help Bunny escape the Devils’ Labyrinth and defeat the 7 Devils in this hilariously over-the-top action-platformer game. Battle through a large, connected map filled with unique enemies, traps, and puzzles."
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MDSLKTR

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My remote play looks like its messed up on my launch unit :( it renders at 140p when playing bloodborne. Yet a year ago I could rock injustice 2 at 60fps... I changed to a ps4 pro since, is there anything I can do in the settings?
 
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ar0s

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I have a fantastic L2/R2 grip for my 2000, was pretty cheap. Depends what model you have?

There's some terrible ones just as prominent as the good ones though, make sure you get one with moving clips not a "force it in and tiny bits of rigid plastic keep it in place" one.

My last l2r2 grip worked ok but one of the rigid clips broke within about 2 days and the whole thing was just shoddy. Worse, that one cost more than the eventual excellent one.
 
Dubloon7

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the last game i played remote play with was No Mans Sky. Too difficult to do anything b/c of the clunkiness of L2/R2 and the nonexistent L3/R3. I did play La Mulana and LOVE IT (couldn't kill final boss), played Y's Origins, tried some PS1 classics before placing it in closet where it now collects dust as my laptop sees EVERY DAY REMOTE PLAY!
 
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