I want that game only for the boxart
How good are the ubiart games on vita? I never see them mentioned on the great games lists, even though elsewhere they are solid games
Framerate issues?
It's probably the most solid engine on the Vita.
I want that game only for the boxart
How good are the ubiart games on vita? I never see them mentioned on the great games lists, even though elsewhere they are solid games
Framerate issues?
Just to echo the previous points, Xanadu is perfectly fine on the Vita. I've played it through twice (once on hard, once on the hardest difficulty) and in the actual battles it runs perfectly fine bar maybe a couple of attacks (and even then any drops are fairly small and infrequent). The only time the frame rate notably drops is in story scenes when a certain character appears, which is really weird as otherwise the game runs perfectly fine, its strange that a story scene with nothing much going on is where the game struggles!
Just to echo the previous points, Xanadu is perfectly fine on the Vita. I've played it through twice (once on hard, once on the hardest difficulty) and in the actual battles it runs perfectly fine bar maybe a couple of attacks (and even then any drops are fairly small and infrequent). The only time the frame rate notably drops is in story scenes when a certain character appears, which is really weird as otherwise the game runs perfectly fine, its strange that a story scene with nothing much going on is where the game struggles!
Incredible story in the series. There's occasional ecchi stuff toward the beginning to the new games but once it gets serious it tends to stay serious.Is Utawarerumono worth getting into? I like visual novels but only if the story is compelling for example I loved Danganronpa and Steins Gate. But I'm also not interested in overly sexualised characters, stuff like Senran Kagura is off-putting for me, so if this game has that sort of thing going on I'll just skip it. I do love me some SRPG but from what I read it's only a small portion of these games right?
Hard to recommend. PS4 version also has an improved frame rate, but the format of the game really does work with a handheld - playing the social/side stuff on and off when you have a few minutes, then hitting a story dungeon when you unlock them.I'm on the verge between playing it on vita or ps4. I know that ps4 has more content, but feel like I will not enjoy it that much there.
In the other hand, I could still gran a collector edition from vita
They're all based on the PS3 versions rather than the PS2 versions and Vita is a hell of a lot less powerful than a PS3.
PS2 architecture was also a mess so many games were built specifically for the hardware which made it difficult to port.
Is Utawarerumono worth getting into? I like visual novels but only if the story is compelling for example I loved Danganronpa and Steins Gate. But I'm also not interested in overly sexualised characters, stuff like Senran Kagura is off-putting for me, so if this game has that sort of thing going on I'll just skip it. I do love me some SRPG but from what I read it's only a small portion of these games right?
I did and it was fine. Better than the used Vita I got in the US.
Only if you can't stand backwards buttons, which can always be changed in games (or at least the majority of them).
How come? Can't imagine it being any worse than buying a used Vita from your home country.
I did and it was fine. Better than the used Vita I got in the US.
Only if you can't stand backwards buttons, which can always be changed in games (or at least the majority of them).
Otherwise, Japan always have the good Vita models, so would be a waste not to. :*(
Do orange for the fun color of it. It looks really nice.Appreciate the input guys. Now I gotta decide between a Khaki Black or Neon Orange. I want both colors eventually though.
I saw Wario64's post on Twitter about the PlayStation 4 Mini Wired Gamepad on sale for $20 on Amazon. It's a shot in the dark, but does anyone know if this thing works with the PSTV?
Same, especially Konosuba and Saekano. :*(
I keep meaning to get the muramasa complete collection since it's cheaper than buying the DLC by themselves. How is the DLC?
10% off coupon, should appear on the sidebar when you visit the store
https://store.playstation.com/en-us/home/games
So, I finished a new article (it's been a while!) looking at my 10 favourite open-worlds on Vita:
https://kresnik258gaming.wordpress.com/2018/01/23/the-10-best-open-worlds-on-vita/
Not the easiest article I've written since I didn't have a lot of choice lol! But there's some fun sandboxes available on the console.
Haven't dug in just yet, but I'll let you know. ;DWhat's Saekano like? I'm surprised to see it got a Vita adaptation though that probably shouldn't be so surprising...
I keep meaning to get the muramasa complete collection since it's cheaper than buying the DLC by themselves. How is the DLC?