Get the 32 gig. I bought an 8 gig to upgrade from the 4 gig I had bundled and it's still not enough. The 32 is the one to get.
From my time with the PC version of the first game, I realized that Borderlands is not a hardware demanding game at all. My netbook ran it fairly well. That said, the vita should be able to run the second one without any real compromises.
I have yet to play Borderlands 2, and this will be the perfect opportunity to pick it up. My wish is that it'll come bundled with the existing DLC at no extra charge.
100% day one purchase for me.
Whoa, it's not hard to tell that's an American institution website.
Even a website like Wikipedia will give their sources, and a lot of those sources are highly respected and well known universities.
Why is it that I can ask any doctor I meet about consuming cannabis, and their only suggestion is consuming it in a way that doesn't involve smoke? Certainly, they are knowledgeable on anatomy and pharmacology.
Yep. It's also another Polygon article, and I refuse to give them any hits. At least until they learn how to play games before reviewing them.
Their reviews make them sound like they would stand next to a red barrel or crate and then attack it.
I love indie games, too.
Sometimes a game doesn't need all the fancy stuff if the idea is good and the attention is placed solely on the gameplay.
Agreed, good job to him.
As an aside though:
Compare Microsoft's to Apple's and Google's growths year over year from 2000 to now. Relevance comes in the form of those two being Microsoft's biggest competitors.
Dragon's Crown scanning for hidden points has made me pretty much give up on wiping the screen clean.
It looks like the square in the center of my phone screen where the sudoku board is after I've played it for an hour.
Whoa. Almost clicked the link before I realized it's Polygon. After a couple of their reviews I decided that they are a joke, and I won't give them the hits.
Word is bond
I see what you are trying to say, but in my own limited experience as a wine douche I didn't think chardonnay and fine were ever put together. Then again, I drink red even with white sauce dishes. So I'm pretty biased.
@Death
They are not the same.
They are the reverse, actually.
Folding@home was using your ps3 to assist in protein folding research by connecting it to the "cloud." The ps3 basically taking load away from the cloud.
Azure is touted as taking the load off your console and putting it on the cloud.
As I've said before, the problem with cloud computing for real time simulations is latency. Not bandwidth.
I'm glad SteelSeries is a much more mainstream brand nowadays. When I saw a QCK pad in BestBuy, I had a big nostalgia trip.
I bought a QCK+ back in 2005 (I think) and it never failed me. I finally threw it out two years ago, wine, coke, coffee stains, frayed edges and all. It's nice to see the brand in stores like that when I had to order and import mine from some small time store in the U.S.
Gotta be some kind of success story. I don't think anyone outsid...
It's not about parts. It's about time.
If Sony were to make one million ps4 units between now and launch day, they would have to have one finished about every 8 seconds with no breaks.
There's 85 days from today to launch day.
1000000/85 = 11764.7 units per day
11764.7/24 = 490.2 units per hour
Etc.
I, obviously, have no idea how long it takes to produce a single unit. I'm just saying that the time restriction is probabl...
@DragonKnight
Just to clarify,
The problem with the cloud doing computing is not bandwidth, as the instructions could be altered depending on available bandwidth.
The problem is latency. Latency has much more to do with routing than bandwidth.
Example: if you currently had 20 mbps down speed, but upgraded to, say, 50mbps from the same provider/same network, then your latency is still effectively the same. A ping will only slightly, if at all, improve. You will ...
It's even higher if these sales don't include digital purchases. Of the 9 or 10 psn friends I have who play it on vita, the livearea said that 6 or 7 of them bought it from the ps store.
You know what's wrong with that photo? The lack of fingerprints!
The best part of the small analog nubs is that I can just rub the whole vita on my gut so my shirt wipes it clean. True story, haha.
Doubt it.
Take your vita and hold it every different way that you would while playing. Notice how your index fingers use the flat sides? Why in the heck would they make that smaller? That would be a terrible design!
Why did I just read that?
You make Sony fans look bad.
You make Sony fanboys look bad.
You make this site look bad.
You make gamers in general look bad.
And last but not least,
You make the English language look like a terrible invention.
Proprietary.
I don't even want to know how many production facilities Sony has running in China. Sony probably has more consumer electronics than any other brand in the world. If you don't think they've learned how to manufacture for cheap, then you're wrong.
So really I can't see why they cost so much. They can still have DRM and be cheaper. They can still be high bandwidth and be cheaper.
I had a 4GB one bundled with the...
The best thing to do is not open the article. Crap like this is just fishing for hits. Don't give it to them.
Chrono Trigger is a crown jewel of one of the best developers in history, and it was made in their prime.
Can anyone tell me the size of the patch? Unfortunately, I'm in that period without internet because I'm moving. If it's small enough I'll take the phone data hit.