Infernal Monkey
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Yep! The back of the box is all in German, but the game itself boots up in full English by default.
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Yep! The back of the box is all in German, but the game itself boots up in full English by default.
You know, I've been wondering: why are PS2 classics still not playable on the Vita? I don't imagine it to be too difficult for Sony, techinically speaking.
Thanks for sharing infernal! Will add as always ;D
Never did I imagine back in the day we'd play classics like Jet Set Radio, Grim Fandango, etc on the Vita. So awesome.
I'm eager to get into the Senran Kagura series - I may start with the first game on the 3DS first. The new one on the Vita looks bonkers! Have you been enjoying Soldner X2?
Unfortunately (and oddly enough) it seems like it is PS4-bound for now with no trace of the Vita version. Very strange.
On the bright side, it is amazing to see how the number of canceled Vita games is insanely low these days. As a matter of fact, since I started this thread, this is the only canceled Vita game thus far ;D
Are they officially releasing this in western shores Infernal? I'd be surprised if they didn't with the English version being practically done.
These games are Europe only I think, for some reason. Did they ever release the muppets game in the US/Canada?
Thanks for sharing Shizuka! Will make sure to add them to the updates and main post
Hand of Fate is definitely hitting the Vita, that we know, but when? Worry not, Vita release dates get announced out of NOWHERE. Example: sayonara umihara kawase is suddenly hitting the Vita in English in a few days - even before the Japanese version!
Man this stuff is fascinating. The Vita really is successful in its own way.
Nothing yet unfortunately, though like the majority of Vita releases don't be surprised if a release date pops up a few days (literally) before the actual release ;D
I hear it is one of the Vita goldies! Enjoy it.
So it seems like MotoGP 15 might also be coming to Vita in June alongside the other systems? Milestone have never mentioned a Vita version this time around, but multiple retailers are starting to list it.
https://www.mightyape.com.au/product/Moto-GP-15/23009255
https://www.gamestop.it/PSVITA/Games/36039/motogp-2015
http://www.thehut.com/games-ps-vita/motogp-15/11088110.html
I'm assuming the Vita version would just be a very basic update of MotoGP 14 if it does exist, but still. Kinda weird!
I picked up Jet Set Radio from the April PSN sale the other day, been reliving the fun and frustration! It's a really great port!
Aside from that, Senran Kagura: Estival Versus and Söldner-X 2 have been keeping me busy. =')
Thanks for sharing infernal! Will add as always ;D
Never did I imagine back in the day we'd play classics like Jet Set Radio, Grim Fandango, etc on the Vita. So awesome.
I'm eager to get into the Senran Kagura series - I may start with the first game on the 3DS first. The new one on the Vita looks bonkers! Have you been enjoying Soldner X2?
Unfortunately (and oddly enough) it seems like it is PS4-bound for now with no trace of the Vita version. Very strange.
On the bright side, it is amazing to see how the number of canceled Vita games is insanely low these days. As a matter of fact, since I started this thread, this is the only canceled Vita game thus far ;D
Are they officially releasing this in western shores Infernal? I'd be surprised if they didn't with the English version being practically done.
The stuff Sony releases on this handheld:
Developed by Virtual Toys, the team behind last year's Muppets game.
http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2015/04/09/looney-tunes-galactic-sports-release-ps-vita-year/
I guess Sony ran out of Disney licenses/couldn't afford them anymore. I guess these kids games do okay in Spain and Portugal?
These games are Europe only I think, for some reason. Did they ever release the muppets game in the US/Canada?
Thanks for sharing Shizuka! Will make sure to add them to the updates and main post
Hand of Fate is definitely hitting the Vita, that we know, but when? Worry not, Vita release dates get announced out of NOWHERE. Example: sayonara umihara kawase is suddenly hitting the Vita in English in a few days - even before the Japanese version!
Man this stuff is fascinating. The Vita really is successful in its own way.
Nothing yet unfortunately, though like the majority of Vita releases don't be surprised if a release date pops up a few days (literally) before the actual release ;D
I hear it is one of the Vita goldies! Enjoy it.
I'd love to play that game for the first time again you are in for a treat
May is a good month for new Vita releases, got Hyperdimension Neoptunia U and Steins;Gate to look forward to, can't wait for the Limited Editions of both.
Got to finish off Ys Celceta before then though and got my eye on Ragnarok Odyssey Ace (Launch Edition) to compliment that as well!
Got to finish off Ys Celceta before then though and got my eye on Ragnarok Odyssey Ace (Launch Edition) to compliment that as well!
michaelius
Banned
Is Steins Gate confirmed for May ?
Well Pqube and Rice Digital have been selling the UK release as a May release and Amazon UK now list it as May 22nd, so I assume it will be, not sure about USA release unfortunately.
Finale Fireworker
Member
The stuff Sony releases on this handheld:
Developed by Virtual Toys, the team behind last year's Muppets game.
That's pretty interesting, I thought that game was developed by a different studio.
They're also developing a Pirate MOBA called Pirates: Treasure Hunters and its being published by Netmarble in Korea.
It's a good thing that digital allows publishers much more information about which machine an account is downloading multiplat PS3/PS4/PSV games to. That's probably why so many digital games get Vita versions, because the data offered to developers shows that the existing Vita user base downloads a pile of games, even if the hardware isn't selling.
Including PSP/PSOne games alongside PS+ and PSV, I've easily downloaded over a hundred titles to my Vita.
Vita also gave a huge boost to sales of the PSP and PS1 digital games.
I don't even know how many games I have for my vita, but it's the console where I have the most games and where I'm much more willing to try new stuff. It helps that I don't mind going digital, and that the Canadian PSN hasn't raised prices that much nor do they charges taxes.
Late reply, but D3P actually localizes their mobile otome games, so chances are that the 22 kisses one will show up in English. I wish we could get their handheld games, but they don't even localize their more mainstream games.
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Late reply, but D3P actually localizes their mobile otome games, so chances are that the 22 kisses one will show up in English. I wish we could get their handheld games, but they don't even localize their more mainstream games.
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I actually became a full fledged member! And it only took me like 1.5 years.
Amnesia is coming to the West. Another otome game to add.
Infernal Monkey
Member
Playism have announced two Vita localisations for the West.
http://playism-games.com/article/fo...es-including-astebreed-coming-to-ps4-and-vita
TorqueL
Croixleur Sigma
http://playism-games.com/article/fo...es-including-astebreed-coming-to-ps4-and-vita
TorqueL
TorqueL, a physics-based side scrolling puzzle game developed by FullPowerSideAttack.com.
You play a particularly well-dressed gentleman inside of a box. You can roll your box around the environment by pushing the left stick in the appropriate direction, but without the ability to jump, getting over pits or up hills is going to be a challenge.
Luckily, you have a trick up your magnificent sleeves. Each side of the box is mapped to a face button, and pressing said button extends that side. Using momentum and gravity, youll soon be flying through the air and making your way to the goal in style.
Croixleur Sigma
In Croixleur Sigma, you choose from one of four young female warriors, each representing a faction in the land of Ilance. Each one has been chosen to participate in the Adjuvant Trial, where they do battle through a multi-level tower in hopes of winning military authority and the honor of protecting the queen.
Croixleur Sigma is, at its core, high octane slash-em-up action. Before heading into the tower, you can choose your character and four different swords to take with you.
With tons of weapons to unlock, each with their own unique special attack, you can customize your fighting style by choosing the weapons that fit you best, whether its blistering fast pokes, slow, powerful slashes, or a mix of both.
For veteran action fans, Croixleur Sigma also includes all the features you expect out of a fast paced character action game, including Move Cancelling and Invincible Dashing. Youll need all you can get, too. The tower is a dangerous place.
i've been trying to find the link to the store everybody seems to be buying their memory cards from and anybody have trusted online stores that deliver to Canada
i just put shovel knight on and thats all the space left on my poor 32gb card haha
shovel knight is sooo good must play!
i just put shovel knight on and thats all the space left on my poor 32gb card haha
shovel knight is sooo good must play!
yaffi
Member
I remember seeing a trailer of this and it looked pretty competent.
Mauricio_Magus
Banned
This is pretty much a Vita OT so I'd like to ask, if I get a Vita TV can I just switch my memory card between them or should I get another one?
Also, the Vita TV is fully compatible with the DS4, right?
Also, the Vita TV is fully compatible with the DS4, right?
calc84maniac
Member
Yes and yes. The DS4 allows using the touchpad for touch controls in compatible games, as well.
Also, there actually is a Playstation TV thread.
Superufo, nippon-yasan, Amazon (via third party).
thank you kindly!
Mauricio_Magus
Banned
Thanks, and yeah I forgot about that thread.
I saw that I could get one for around 50 bucks over here in Mexico as a store has it on clearance so I'm jumping in.
It's great for playing Vita's DRPGs on the big screen. I'm looking forward to trying Operation Abyss and Dungeon Travelers 2 on my TV.
Mauricio_Magus
Banned
Dungeon Travelers 2 is the reason I want one.
Also damn why don't we have the fucking Ys Celceta patch yet?
I don't know, but XSEED confirmed we won't be getting it for the foreseeable future unless Falcom decides to spare the resources.
I'm still waiting the patch for opening my ys.
Mauricio_Magus
Banned
meh, what a disappointment.
I Wanna Be The Guy
U-S-A! U-S-A! U-S-A!
You raised my hopes and dashed them quite expertly, sir. Bravo!
I don't know why I expected this to mean the horror Amnesia.
Question / Survey: how confident are you in the lifetime of Vita PSN support.
I am spending a fair bit on digital content and even physical games are reliant on updates from the PSN half the time. I have faith in PC based digital distribution as that's a platform that isn't going anywhere but with Sony's seeming lack of support for the Vita I just have a feeling that within 5 years they will do some cost analysis of keeping the servers up and kill the Vita store, leaving us relying on digital back-ups for a library worth £/$ hundreds.
I don't have time for much other than handhelds these days and I want to invest in the Vita as the library is both huge and diverse, I just don't feel confident I will be able to play these games in the long term, which I seem to care about.
If I felt there would be a successor that would help, but that's unlikely at this point.
I am spending a fair bit on digital content and even physical games are reliant on updates from the PSN half the time. I have faith in PC based digital distribution as that's a platform that isn't going anywhere but with Sony's seeming lack of support for the Vita I just have a feeling that within 5 years they will do some cost analysis of keeping the servers up and kill the Vita store, leaving us relying on digital back-ups for a library worth £/$ hundreds.
I don't have time for much other than handhelds these days and I want to invest in the Vita as the library is both huge and diverse, I just don't feel confident I will be able to play these games in the long term, which I seem to care about.
If I felt there would be a successor that would help, but that's unlikely at this point.
I Wanna Be The Guy
U-S-A! U-S-A! U-S-A!
Vita has a loyal fanbase and a good chunk of users continue to buy PSN games. Indie devs will continue with the cross buy support with PS4 and Vita for years to come. Sony would be very silly to throw that away and I don't see them doing so for a long ass time.
Do it. Honestly LBP Vita was such a fantastic game i'd recommend it to anybody remotely interested.
This essentially. I wouldn't worry about PSN for the foreseeable future since they're continuing to make bank off this.
michaelius
Banned
This is probably correct - if we put owners of consoles in order with those who buy most games on top and those who buy 1-2 games each year you will probably get shape similar to pyramid.
In case of vita those bottom levels are missing.
Funyarinpa
Member
I would be very sad if Vita PSN went down before Vita was completely hacked and the game files could be preserved apart from PSN and/or a Vita(for the sole reason of preservation and possible emulation doen the line, of course.)
i use the content manager to back up my stuff for both my vitas you should too=)
also i have a box account in witch i back that of with
but nothings full proof so i try to buy physical media when i can
michaelius
Banned
Why are we even considering such thing ? AFAIK we can still download even psp games from our download history
Beat me to it. Just what I wanted to post here as well. ^.^
The PSN Store on PSP only went offline a couple of months ago iirc, but you can still use the web store to purchase PSP games from PSN. (or you if you have a PS Vita, you can do via that the PSN Store on PS Vita too). Regardless, PSP games remain downloadable in the download list.
Yeah, I was probably just being paranoid. Them taking the PSmobile stuff down got me thinking is all.
Funyarinpa
Member
I have two accounts and since it is such an enormous hassle to switch, I think I might have to double dip on Tearaway because I love it and I want to play it on my US PSN.
There are five or so full price games I want before that though. (DanganRonpa 2, DR:Another Episode, Steins;Gate, P4G, Virtue's Last Reward, Little Big Planet, Soul Sacrifice Delta)
There are five or so full price games I want before that though. (DanganRonpa 2, DR:Another Episode, Steins;Gate, P4G, Virtue's Last Reward, Little Big Planet, Soul Sacrifice Delta)
AgentOtaku
Member
Crazy... pretty indifferent to Shovel Knight on Wii U
LOOOOOVE it on Vita tho
LOOOOOVE it on Vita tho
Infernal Monkey
Member
The Vita version of Terraria is getting a retail release in Europe next month (May 22nd). It's funny because 505 Games were originally going to do this in 2013, then bailed. Guess they saw how well Minecraft is doing?
The Vita version of Terraria is getting a retail release in Europe next month (May 22nd). It's funny because 505 Games were originally going to do this in 2013, then bailed. Guess they saw how well Minecraft is doing?
Another import.
I just started Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo on the train this morning, and I have to admit I'm really enjoying it.
It's a third-person, mech/action/loot game where the story and characters are barebones, but it all seems to work well as a game optimised for portable play. It saves automatically, and you can tear through each mission in a couple of minutes. Each mission consists of a simpy drawn (albeit repetitive) 'dungeon' of urban streets, with you tracking down a rendevous point, killing key enemy units, that kind of thing. Friendly AI is poor but your mech controls brilliantly, so you barely notice them wandering off in the wrong direction.
Face buttons control your three weapon hardpoints, and moving while attacking allows you to strafe. Interestingly, you have two boost buttons- holding R allows you to boost forward for long periods of time to cover ground, and pressing x allows you a short boost in any direction, effectively a dodge. L is used for repair kits (essentially healing potions). It's a control scheme that is both functional and elegant, anyone can be throwing a mech around like a pro after a few minutes of play, and that's before you get into the cycle of equipping found parts, selling what you don't need, trying out different loadouts, replaying missions for better ranks.
Mech fans will love the traditional use of optimising for offensive/defensive power vs weight, plus the choice of weapons across your two primary, one support and one backpack hardpoints is extensive. Lasers, flamethrowers, homing rockets, rifles, swords etc. I even tried out a double-melee loadout, which was hilariously viable, at least for basic mobs. There is also a trade-off regarding vision in missions, which closes in when boosting.
It's £7.99, and well worth it at that price. Presentation on title screens, story etc is minimal, but the core game is highly addictive and great for short bursts.
It's a third-person, mech/action/loot game where the story and characters are barebones, but it all seems to work well as a game optimised for portable play. It saves automatically, and you can tear through each mission in a couple of minutes. Each mission consists of a simpy drawn (albeit repetitive) 'dungeon' of urban streets, with you tracking down a rendevous point, killing key enemy units, that kind of thing. Friendly AI is poor but your mech controls brilliantly, so you barely notice them wandering off in the wrong direction.
Face buttons control your three weapon hardpoints, and moving while attacking allows you to strafe. Interestingly, you have two boost buttons- holding R allows you to boost forward for long periods of time to cover ground, and pressing x allows you a short boost in any direction, effectively a dodge. L is used for repair kits (essentially healing potions). It's a control scheme that is both functional and elegant, anyone can be throwing a mech around like a pro after a few minutes of play, and that's before you get into the cycle of equipping found parts, selling what you don't need, trying out different loadouts, replaying missions for better ranks.
Mech fans will love the traditional use of optimising for offensive/defensive power vs weight, plus the choice of weapons across your two primary, one support and one backpack hardpoints is extensive. Lasers, flamethrowers, homing rockets, rifles, swords etc. I even tried out a double-melee loadout, which was hilariously viable, at least for basic mobs. There is also a trade-off regarding vision in missions, which closes in when boosting.
It's £7.99, and well worth it at that price. Presentation on title screens, story etc is minimal, but the core game is highly addictive and great for short bursts.
michaelius
Banned
Do we know anything about Vita versions of Telltales Game of Thrones and borderlands games ?
DarkLordMalik
Member
Tales from Borderlands will arrive once the full season is out.
As for Game of Thornes, there is no announcement but I won't be surprised to see an announcement closer to the end of the current season.