My eyes could be deceiving my, but it appears a bit soft, so I'm guessing sub-native. But not by much. Looks good, albeit too zoomed out.Does this run at native resolution on the vita?
My eyes could be deceiving my, but it appears a bit soft, so I'm guessing sub-native. But not by much. Looks good, albeit too zoomed out.
Now don't get me wrong, the game looks great, but why a company would have trouble to achieve 60 FPS + native native resolution with a 2D game on a Vita? I wonder if it started as a PS3 only project and got the green light for a Vita version mid-development.
That's what I was thinking. It seems like Little Big Planet. The picture quality is good, but there is that slight amount of softness that takes away from knowing it's not at native resolution.
I guess so, but from the gameplay videos I've seen, it doesn't looks like it's pushing the system that much.Being 2D doesn't the game isn't automatically not demanding...
Guys, chilis for the enchilada's recipe (at Santa Luchita)... Where?
This wouldn't have happened if there was a Miiverse.
Is this another one of those games that has trying too hard to be funny/cheeky dialogue and loaded with videogame references thus making it lack its own identity? Because I'm really not a fan of them to be honest.
Is this another one of those games that has trying too hard to be funny/cheeky dialogue and loaded with videogame references thus making it lack its own identity? Because I'm really not a fan of them to be honest.
Is this another one of those games that has trying too hard to be funny/cheeky dialogue and loaded with videogame references thus making it lack its own identity? Because I'm really not a fan of them to be honest.
Yes, like other indie games this game is chock-full of references and memes. And while I'm right there with you on how "annoying it can get when references overstay their welcome and become a crutch", this game oozes with unique charm and character that end up (more than) making up for that.Is this another one of those games that has trying too hard to be funny/cheeky dialogue and loaded with videogame references thus making it lack its own identity? Because I'm really not a fan of them to be honest.
Ahhh, gotcha. Thanks. I can't switch at will yet, so that explains why I haven't found him/her yet.I haven't got the beans yet, but there is anNPC in the dead version of the city that talks about his chilis.
So far the references just seem to be posters in the background. Nothing major.
Ok, it's a huge bummer than when playing co-op with the PS3 and Vita, the Vita user doesn't get to use the Vita's screen. Also they only see the player 1 on the map.
Am I missing something or does the Vita ONLY serve and a dual shock substitute? Lame.
Why would they do that? What would be the use? It's been said since the beginning that the Vita screen would be used for the map.
Yes, you get the map displaying the player 1 position. So the Vita is a dual shock with the other player on the map.
I was hoping when you were playing on the Vita as player 2, you could/would use the Vita as your screen and both players would be displayed on both screens.
Edit: My point is, why would you choose to play on the cramped Vita when you could simply use a more comfortable second dual shock?
Um, where am I supposed to find the chilis for the recipe?
Will buy once I get the psn credit. Can you play as the luchadora in single player?
Yeah you can, you have to let player 1 die first though.Will buy once I get the psn credit. Can you play as the luchadora in single player?
I came here to ask the same question. Could he be in the dead version of the village?Anyone know where's the other band member?
I came here to ask the same question. Could he be in the dead version of the village?
This game is full of win and made me laugh out loud.
Majoras Mask V.S. Mega Man Posters in luchador Form
Hidden guy in Santa Luchita.... <3I AM ERROR
As someone who has near 100% games like Dark Souls and Super Mear Boy, I find thefight to be completely broken....is there a strategy I'm missing? The game went from addictive and fun to just really stupid and frustratingjaguar
This game is awesome. Drinkbox is one of my favorite Vita developers.
Euro people can get Guac now from the webstore
https://store.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com/#!/en-gb/search/q=guacamelee
It kinda feels like if Sony would drop the price of the Vita to 199 and would get more developers like Drinkbox on board, the Vita would actually have a very good chance of becoming a real contender again. Playing a game like Guacamelee on the Vita is f'n fabulous.
Euro people can get Guac now from the webstore
https://store.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com/#!/en-gb/search/q=guacamelee