If you have a best buy around, they are doing double trade ins. Last I checked, Uncharted GA was $11, so you'd get $22 for it. I traded in a bunch of PS3/Vita games and walked out with $160 worth of PC gear, haha. The cashier told me the deal was going until the 1st btw.
Do you know how many people suffered just so you could be right? Do you?
Breath of Fire IV doesn't work for me.Final fantasy vii, IX, breath of fire 4, arc the lad 2, and legend of dragoon all show up via ps3 transfer.
SCEA, why do you troll us...
But now you can't do a half-swipe! Can you use the buttons to unlock the system?
Whats the story on transferring unsupported ps1 games through ps3??
Yeah, it seems like the button navigation will just be useful for people who want to boot up PSP games without smudging their screen. =\EDIT: DAMMIT, the Store is still touch only. Sigh...
I was just going to try the same thing. I hope Klonoa works. Please make Klonoa work.My PS1 installation bubbles weren't showing up for transfer with my PS3 until I turned my Vita off and on (after already doing that with the 1.80 update), so try that if you're running into trouble like I was.
Breath of Fire IV doesn't work for me.
I'll still use the touchscreen to move between pages and open bubbles, but I like being able to hit X to open up an application from the LiveArea.We all have our own tastes, but I'm really surprised that people wanted to use buttons to control the UI. I feel like it's so fast and intuitive to just touch the exact thing you want instead of navigating over to it one button press at a time.
We all have our own tastes, but I'm really surprised that people wanted to use buttons to control the UI. I feel like it's so fast and intuitive to just touch the exact thing you want instead of navigating over to it one button press at a time.
I'm a bit surprised that the options to use buttons to navigate menus and the rear touchpad to navigate the browser aren't on by default. If I didn't know they were there, I wouldn't have searched through the settings to turn them on.
Stealth update:
Exiting and entering the friends app again doesn't make you sit through the "connecting to PSN" or whatever screens anymore.
I'm a bit surprised that the options to use buttons to navigate menus and the rear touchpad to navigate the browser aren't on by default. If I didn't know they were there, I wouldn't have searched through the settings to turn them on.
I actually thought that by having them not on by default, those controls overrode the preexisting control scheme. It's really strange.It's actually bizarre that they aren't. I can't thank of a single conceivable reason to not have it on by default (since you can use either buttons or touch with the option enabled). It seems like such a stupid move.
You should add me on PSN.Which is really stupid because Sony needs to understand that some people don't read their updates and/or want these options on by default instead of digging through the options. At least having them on by default has people check the options screen to turn them off after a bit. :/
Stealth update:
Exiting and entering the friends app again doesn't make you sit through the "connecting to PSN" or whatever screens anymore.
We all have our own tastes, but I'm really surprised that people wanted to use buttons to control the UI. I feel like it's so fast and intuitive to just touch the exact thing you want instead of navigating over to it one button press at a time.