Assassin's Creed and Metal Gear also say hi. So plenty of devs do take Sony handhelds pretty seriously.
He said classified, which doesn't necessarily mean bad.
I don't think the price drop will be as steep though. The PS Vita was more worthy of its launch price. So it may not warrant an ambassador-type program.
But who knows, Sony has given away games before, so it may still happen.
It'd be awesome if she was in it.
I'm pretty far into Gravity Rush right now and really like it.
that a minor update is going to give you any major changes that were not announced in the first place.
However, all those new additions and improvements listed are welcome.
Well, hate all you want, but Tekken is one of the top most played competitive arcade fighting games in Japan and around the world. DOA is nowhere near it.
If I play Tekken 1, then 3, then 5 or 6, I'll easily notice the improvements/changes and "evolution".
But you can't just change the style of the game.
If cinematic camera angles and wet t-shirt physics is your idea of modern standards, then have at it.
I was hoping for a "Lite" version. You know, thinner, less bulky, sleeker version. Kinda like what they did with the original DS and DS Lite.
But they did the opposite instead. I'm ok with bigger screens, but not if it means a MUCH bigger system.
Because I don't buy a new console bases on multiplatform games that I've already played or will be playable on what I already have.
Agreed.
Sega and several other companies have made kart-like racing games in the past. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/w...
However, the reason why LBPK gets hate despite doing much more than just kart racing, is because it's a PlayStation exclusive franchise.
Crash Team Racing is already available on the PS Store. I hope it's available for Vita soon though.
First of all, this is old. June 7th old, to be exact. How did a half a month old article get approved?
And second. No Criterion, just no.
They just made Burnout with cops, not NFS: Most Wanted.
A lot of focus on the social features and nothing on car tuning and customization, which was a BIG part of NFS: Most Wanted. The single-player experience was great. Now it's just open world Hot Pursuit/Burnout? Why did they ignore such key features!?
I was hoping for a Lite, thinner version.
But instead they made it bigger :/
I'm fine with a larger display, but not at the expense of an enormously huge system!
A second circle pad would have been great too.
If you subtract multiplatform games, unconfirmed launch games and other old games, then no, I don't think the Wii U has the "best" launch lineup.
But I guess that's what "arguably" means.
On the contrary. There are plenty of enjoyable titles worth playing. Definitely worth it knowing I get over $1000 worth of content a year in exchange for a measly fee in comparison.
Why are you still a gamer if you're as jaded as your username suggests?
Adobe stopped supporting Flash for mobile devices last year! It's not up to Sony.
A little research wouldn't hurt.
There's a YouTube App incoming.
Even though the Vita already does background downloads, automatic ones would be a good idea while the system is not in use. However it would need to be plugged in since this would require it to be always online, which drains the battery.
Remote Play is coming.
The introductory paragraph sums it up nicely:
- "Sony has always had a strong first-party studio system. One of the strengths of the PlayStation business has been that Sony has a robust array of game developers working on exclusive content, whether it's The Last of Us, Beyond, or God of War: Ascension. According to Sony's vice president of Worldwide Studios, Scott Rohde, the first-party studios are all given the autonomy to work on games as they see fit. 3D, PS M...
The problem is, what exactly happens after the tech demo?
Do you play as Kara? And how so?
Or do you play as someone else?
The 360's interface may be prettier, but the PS3's is simple enough to understand.
Also you don't have to pay $$ for XBL Gold to access Netflix. Sounds smart to me, not stupid. I don't get what being a millionaire has to do with this, though.
Just a note, Persona 4 on Vita is not out yet, but Persona 3 can be downloaded from the Vita store.
Not exactly. This is a fighting game spin off.
Start with either Persona 3 or 4 on either PS2 or PS Vita.
Then I hope he succeeds.
Something tells me you didn't look hard enough.
And since we're talking about handheldS, then that includes the PSP as well, which has a big list of third-party support enough to disproof what you just said.
Go back to your 360, troll.