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PlayStation Network Thread | April 2015
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Yes you can
Jimnymebob
Member
OK, I've just started playing Persona 4 and it's asked me for my character's last name and first name. What is the main characters official name? I think I remember him being called Yu something, but I'm not sure if that was right, or if it was his first or last name.
SerTapTap
Member
Nope. Kinda surprised they're still getting new ones regularly. Really hope they port all that over to PS4. PS1 should be the barest minimum
Yup, plays great, though I wish it allowed gyro aiming (best I can tell, PS TV won't accept controller gyro at all, which is a shame)
I still haven't gone all the way through breaking down my fat PS3 to try the heatgun method...who the hell designed those innards, dear god it's a nightmare in there. Watching the PS4 teardown was almost errotic in comparison.
Yu Narukami
I got so confused by the last and first name thing and the characters ended up calling me "kun kun" cuz i typed in Gooby Kun
awesome. i might pay for PS+ then
Andrefpvs
Member
Jimnymebob
Member
Yu Narukami
I got so confused by the last and first name thing and the characters ended up calling me "kun kun" cuz i typed in Gooby Kun
So first name is Yu, surname Narukami then, right?
On another note, the intro that plays when you first start the game was really cool, too.
Nevermind, thanks.
Well, I'm down to 4 GB left on my 64 but nowhere near the app limit because I buy mainly retail games.
Play-Asia is the best one for that, IMO. You could try SuperUFO, they have the HORI official ones and a couple of knockoffs.
AsfaeksBR
Member
What about in here? Really don't want to import anything
Hallow Fragment takes up a lot of time (think I clocked in at about....60-70 hours after only beating the Hallow Area and getting till floor 94 before putting the game down), so it has to be one of the few Vita games I own that offers that much content (maybe next to Persona 4 Golden; the game said that I put over 200 hours after beating it 5-6 times in one month XD!).
Looking forward to Lost Song as well
; heard great things about it and I can't wait for its localization latter this year .It can be your PSP/PS1 Classics machine
; buy an 16 GB memory card and load it up with all of your PS1/PSP games and BAM, a little box filled with classic games to play on your TV . As a Vita....it is a poor substitute, but more recently released games like Tales of Hearts R support the device, so you should be able to play a number of Vita games on the console (such as the PS+ tittle Killzone Mercenary
).You can find them, but they won't be the real, official deal.
Kresnik258
Member
I hope the localizations for Vita keep up in 2016. There's still a load of stuff coming out that I hope gets picked up by the relevant companies (Ys; Xanadu; Stranger of Sword City; Ar NoSurge; Destroyer Trillion etc.)
Lost Dimension still surprises me. I'm pumped for that.
Sadly, I don't think anyone will pick up Ukiyo no Shishi/Roushi at this point
Lost Dimension still surprises me. I'm pumped for that.
Sadly, I don't think anyone will pick up Ukiyo no Shishi/Roushi at this point
I hope the localizations for Vita keep up in 2016. There's still a load of stuff coming out that I hope gets picked up by the relevant companies (Ys; Xanadu; Stranger of Sword City; Ar NoSurge; Destroyer Trillion etc.)
Lost Dimension still surprises me. I'm pumped for that.
Sadly, I don't think anyone will pick up Ukiyo no Shishi/Roushi at this point
I think Ys, Tokyo Xanadu, Destroyer Trillion are all a lock for localization. Ar nosurge plus is pretty likely, too, given how the PS3 version is already translated. I'm hoping for Stranger, too; hopefully Operation Abyss does well for NISA so they bring it over as well.
I hope the localizations for Vita keep up in 2016. There's still a load of stuff coming out that I hope gets picked up by the relevant companies (Ys; Xanadu; Stranger of Sword City; Ar NoSurge; Destroyer Trillion etc.)
Lost Dimension still surprises me. I'm pumped for that.
Sadly, I don't think anyone will pick up Ukiyo no Shishi/Roushi at this point
Ar nosurge Plus and Destroyer Trillion might happen still in 2015.
Todesritter74
Member
Does anybody know if PS3 Bluetooth headsets work with PSTV?
it's a symbol of our bond
The Vita is the best platform to squeeze in some playtime though. Portable and a great suspend and resume help a lot.
Go buy one!
I think you will keep finding games for a while as therwe is no alternative on the Vita.
I hope the localizations for Vita keep up in 2016. There's still a load of stuff coming out that I hope gets picked up by the relevant companies (Ys; Xanadu; Stranger of Sword City; Ar NoSurge; Destroyer Trillion etc.)
Lost Dimension still surprises me. I'm pumped for that.
Sadly, I don't think anyone will pick up Ukiyo no Shishi/Roushi at this point
I don't see why the western installed base should suddenly stop buying the localizations so they will keep coming for a while.
The Vita is niche but one that keeps buying games.
I believe anything that is Bluetooth enabled should work on it
Todesritter74
Member
Okay. I tried a cell phone Bluetooth headset I had and it seemed to have issues. But maybe a gaming one will be properly spec'd. Thanks.
sad that retro collections died with the ps2
digital storefronts have given publishers the ability to sell 20 year old games individually
Barajas_201
Member
VitaGAF, is the Asian retail version of HF worth it? Would I be missing any DLC (if it has any) since I'll be playing it in an NA account? Basically I'm looking for a complete edition of the game.
teflontactics
Member
The DLC is just costume pieces, which if you're just starting out the game may be useful as they have boosted stats, but isn't really necessary.
If you feel okay skipping the costume DLC, then go for it.
autoduelist
Member
I'd say the two biggest line items are:
1) Play your PS4 on a TV in another room (for example, have your PS4 in your living room, and your PSTV in your bedroom. Once you get past any networking issues (if you have them, not everyone does) it's amazing. This alone is worth the price of admission for me. In theory you can even play your ps4 from around the world with just a PSTV and DS3/4, but ymmv due to internet infrastructure.
2) Play supported Vita, PSP, and PS1 games on a big screen using your Dual Shock 4.
Since you have a vita, you can also easily use cloud saving (if you have ps+) or mem card swapping to continue playing a game on vita or big screen dependent on mood.
I used to do the latter when I had a slow internet connection, it's more handy.
teflontactics
Member
It's kind of a toss up.
My Vita will hit ~2mbps download in the right conditions, but the PS3 will max out the PSN's line (~4mbps).
That said, the PS3 has to encrypt and transfer the file after download, which takes extra time... but will also install any patches and download them on the PS3 for you during transfer.
It's a toss up, as in certain situations either could come out on top in speed.
AsfaeksBR
Member
So... Games as big as Killzone is better to transfer via cable, while smaller games may be faster to download directly on the Vita?
there are extra missions as well.
I would download everything from the Vita, it easily maxes out my connection. Transferring a game like Killzone from PS3 to Vita would probably take more than half an hour.
teflontactics
Member
The bigger the game, the longer it takes to transfer and the longer the encryption step takes. I'm thinking something as big as Killzone would be best downloaded on the Vita.
Ah, I forgot about those - which means they weren't that important to me. Take that as you will.
Holy shit man. Steady recovery to you!
SerTapTap
Member
You can use it as a 720p 60 FPS remote play device for the PS4 with a DS4, or as a PS Vita with a real controller (but less compatibility). Almost all new titles and a decent selection of older Vita titles support it, and almost all Vita compatible PS1/PSP games work on it too. I really like it and use it whenever I can over the Vita, mostly because I prefer couch/desk + TV/monitor gaming over handheld gaming, it's nice to play on a big TV with a nice controller. If you actually prefer the Vita to playing with a controller + TV you would probably get a lot less use out of it.
xKilltheMx
Member
Yep
teflontactics
Member
Killzone isn't a twitch shooter like CoD, it's always felt "slower" in movement.
RadarScope1
Member
I cannot for the life of me get my Vita memory data to restore from a backup on the PS3. I've tried about five times with two different backups and every time it freezes on restore.
Is there anything I need to keep in mind if I decide to just transfer my game saves?
Is there anything I need to keep in mind if I decide to just transfer my game saves?
SerTapTap
Member
Do you have the sensitivity cranked up and have gyro aiming on? There's options for a reason
Dracula Chronicles X is the only one I'm aware of, possibly other Konami games, at least I assume Konami is the weak link here. No idea why it's even possible to exclude the PS TV though
The slim. NOT the super slim. I mean I'm not aware of anything especially wrong with it but it's ugly as fuck and has that crappy sliding door, slim is quieter and doesn't die unlike the pretty, monstrously large PS3 phats.
Wouldn't increase in sensitivity mean less precise?