I don't understand, why can't Vita games be played through the PS4? It's more than powerful?
Weird that they didn't pair it with a PS4 controller and some cursor solution to all Vita touch features (but even then you'd have to hold a trigger to activate BACK TOUCH MODE).
Maybe its a cost issue and they wanted this to be total budgetsville.
Hence why it has no games. If they can make it work, we increase the count to one. It's the starting point. Baby steps.Won't be playable on Vita TV because of no touch or camera.
That's just the internal memory, it accepts Vita memory cards for expanded storage. Read the spec sheet linked in the OP for more info.1GB is not enough, I supose it would admit some kind of memory cards, probably Vita memory cards...
Its not compatible.I.. I might actually get one to play UC: GA.
Though the 3DS is easily beating the Vita it's not the tour de force of success it should be and Nintendo's way of dealing with it and Sony's clearly show two completely different viewpoints of gamers needs.
Sony gets it.
Nintendo does not.
The VitaTV effectively is a steambox for your tv with all the indie support it is getting, extends your PS4 capabilities and allows you to play the Vita's more console esque titles on a big screen.
It is brilliant.
Won't play gyro or touch heavy games. Unfortunatelythose include uncharted, gravity rush, little big planet, wipeout and Tearaway.
For me there is not a lot left that I MUST play in the vita library that justifies this.
Anyone can confirm if Gravity Rush has also the option to use all the gyro/touch commands alternatively with the sticks? Is there any chance I will be able to play this game with Ps Vita Tv ?It's the only game I'm interested in on Vita and I don't want to buy a whole system for just one game, but the price point of Vita Tv is just perfect for that.
I mean when you look at the tech specs alone and see that a XL and Vita are the same price but Vita can't even put up a fight sales wise, something went horribly, horribly wrong.
Am I still on the same planet?
The Vita wasn't selling because it needed games tailored to a mobile market and not the gimped down experiences from home consoles it was getting.
And now we get a home console which enables you to play the gimped down versions... at home again. (minus the touch controls) and people are cheering? I don't get it. I just don't understand the purpose of this thing.
Its not compatible.
whatthis is pretty much an extra ps4 just for 100 more, people just don't get it
Didn't it stream PlayStation 4 games?what
this is not a PS4
this is not a PS4 at all
It's not on the list, I wouldn't count on being able to play it.
I would rather just have a vita. Touch control ,portability and the games most likely look like crap on a big screen.
Am I still on the same planet?
The Vita wasn't selling because it needed games tailored to a mobile market and not the gimped down experiences from home consoles it was getting.
And now we get a home console which enables you to play the gimped down versions... at home again. (minus the touch controls) and people are cheering? I don't get it. I just don't understand the purpose of this thing.
That was my first and only reaction when I saw the announcement.Am I still on the same planet?
The Vita wasn't selling because it needed games tailored to a mobile market and not the gimped down experiences from home consoles it was getting.
And now we get a home console which enables you to play the gimped down versions... at home again. (minus the touch controls) and people are cheering? I don't get it. I just don't understand the purpose of this thing.
Way to alienate us Vita owners. Shits goin on Craigslist today...
Why are some games not compatible?
Why are some games not compatible?
Missing Vita features (touch screen, back touch, camera, mic, etc).Why are some games not compatible?
Because:I don't understand, why can't Vita games be played through the PS4? It's more than powerful?
I'm pretty sure you would need to have a PS4 for that.Didn't it stream PlayStation 4 games?
What the hell was Sony thinking?! Bwahahahaa!!!
This is worse than the 2ds announcement. That one made some sense for Nintendo. This....I don't get it. IT has no appeal at all. Sony, Sony, Sony. WTF?!
Am I still on the same planet?
The Vita wasn't selling because it needed games tailored to a mobile market and not the gimped down experiences from home consoles it was getting.
And now we get a home console which enables you to play the gimped down versions... at home again. (minus the touch controls) and people are cheering? I don't get it. I just don't understand the purpose of this thing.
Am I still on the same planet?
The Vita wasn't selling because it needed games tailored to a mobile market and not the gimped down experiences from home consoles it was getting.
And now we get a home console which enables you to play the gimped down versions... at home again. (minus the touch controls) and people are cheering? I don't get it. I just don't understand the purpose of this thing.
Still, PSP compatibility should be a lot easier. Isn't there practically a PSP emulator already for PS3 that devs can use? I'd rather have PSP games on PS3 and PS4 than a separate device tbh. And eventually give me PSVita games on PS4 too!M°°nblade;80811297 said:Because:
- brute forcing software backwards compatibility is extremely inefficient and the results are unstable.
- hardware BC ups the price of the PS4 because of the extra components.
This device basically gives you Vita BC for a one-time price of 75. It allows publishers to see money from Vita games bought by PS4 owners, without going through the effort of making a separate PS4 version.
M°°nblade;80811297 said:Because:
- brute forcing software backwards compatibility is extremely inefficient and the results are unstable.
- hardware BC ups the price of the PS4 because of the extra components.
This device basically gives you Vita BC for a one-time price of 75. It allows publishers to see money from Vita games bought by PS4 owners, without going through the effort of making a separate PS4 version.
Except it can't play some of Vita's most popular games and is about the same price as a 2DS when you toss in a decent memory card.
Except it can't play some of Vita's most popular games and is about the same price as a 2DS when you toss in a decent memory card. It's about the best choice Sony had, but it just shows how badly they missed the market in the first place and apparently they don't think they can dig themselves out with software like Nintendo is gonna try to do this holiday season with Wii U.
I mean when you look at the tech specs alone and see that a XL and Vita are the same price but Vita can't even put up a fight sales wise, something went horribly, horribly wrong.
That's the thing. It "stream" ps4 game, but the ps4 cannot be played on the tv it is hooked up while the streaming session is ongoing (if i am not wrong)I wonder what resolution it'll play games at. If it slightly higher, I'm all in. Would line to play Soul Sacrifice at 1080p.
Didn't it stream PlayStation 4 games?
You can also add,1/ Vita games on a big screen with DS4. Some people have zero interest in an handheld console but are actually interested in the Vita game library.
2/ You can play PS4 without having the actual console locally, just a small box that you plug to the internet.
3/ The killer price.
4/ all the Media apps (I don;t really care about that but still nice)
It will vastly widen the reach of the Vita which is great for all those Japanese developers and for us as gamers.