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Do you still play your PsVita?
- Thread starter Bing-Bong
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It's basically my portable rpg machine. Between persona, Disgaea, and tactics ogre (technically a psp game) it still gets use.
I played Dragon Quest on it earlier this year, and I'm playing Dragon Quest 3 now.
Got tons of games on my backlog too.
Got tons of games on my backlog too.
The last time I played it was in Jan 2018 to finish Uncharted: Golden Abyss. I still have to play Severed. Also my Nyko Power Grip got this layer of stickiness on it after collecting dust for so long.
Wow, never heard of this before.
Wow, never heard of this before.
this. best version of this stuff (& the ps1 stuff) ever!...
I really like the Vita but.. no, I dropped it a while ago.
Great device, anyways. It's sad that Sony never really cared.
Great device, anyways. It's sad that Sony never really cared.
o.O i take it that it was plugged in charging?its dead for good, a lightning strike burned it =(
Yup, it's always in standby mode and ready for action.
Currently making my way through the Trails games for the first time. But I just read that the Geofront's english translation patch for Zero won't work on the Evo version I've bought and now I'm legimately bummed.
Currently making my way through the Trails games for the first time. But I just read that the Geofront's english translation patch for Zero won't work on the Evo version I've bought and now I'm legimately bummed.
I'm not actively playing it but once I finish some more Ace Attorney games on 3DS, I plan on going through the Danganronpa and Zero Escape games on Vita
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It's a pretty recent thing. Started the last year with a guy spamming through reddit this "Vita dock" project, then he tried to comercialice it through indiegogo and ended up as an open source project with it's own github page.
It's awesome that something like this exists:
Recently picked it up again, after a few months of inactivity on my side. Spelunky, Binding of Isaac and Stardew Valley are the forever-games that I usually go back to.
This time I also picked up Shovel Knight, which I previously couldn't get into... So far pretty fun this time.
Aside from that, it's still a holiday Minecraft machine for the kid.
This time I also picked up Shovel Knight, which I previously couldn't get into... So far pretty fun this time.
Aside from that, it's still a holiday Minecraft machine for the kid.
I'm playing Lost Dimension on Vita when I'm in public transport and didn't bring a bag (otherwise I'd play on Switch).
Recently just installed some homebrew stuff on it and I'm getting so much more use out of it than ever before. Simple things like being able to use an SD card instead of the shitty memory cards or the ability to overclock and play games like P4G in a higher resolution make it a much more appealing system to play.
That is very cool. I almost wish I could play Golden Abyss that way, but that game relies too much on swipe gameplay functions.
Hadn't played mine for several years. Had it since launch.
I moved recently which meant a 2 x 55 minute train ride every weekday. Suddenly my Switch got a lot more use. A couple of days ago I ran out of games to play and suddenly remembered my Vita. Loads of games through PS Plus which I hadn't touched in years because I only played the big consoles at home.
I am currently playing Unit 13 and despite the 25fps framerate it is an excellent game. It's perfectly tuned for handheld sessions with its mission structure. I quickly tired of it at launch but I can easily see myself pouring many hours into it on the train.
Next on the list is Killzone Mercenaries which I have very fond memories of. Then I will give Uncharted Golden Abyss a go.
I must say, after playing the Switch on the train for months I am REALLY digging the Vita being so light and less bulky.
I moved recently which meant a 2 x 55 minute train ride every weekday. Suddenly my Switch got a lot more use. A couple of days ago I ran out of games to play and suddenly remembered my Vita. Loads of games through PS Plus which I hadn't touched in years because I only played the big consoles at home.
I am currently playing Unit 13 and despite the 25fps framerate it is an excellent game. It's perfectly tuned for handheld sessions with its mission structure. I quickly tired of it at launch but I can easily see myself pouring many hours into it on the train.
Next on the list is Killzone Mercenaries which I have very fond memories of. Then I will give Uncharted Golden Abyss a go.
I must say, after playing the Switch on the train for months I am REALLY digging the Vita being so light and less bulky.
Yeap, been playing it quite a bit recently. Motorstorm PSP, super stardust, nfs most wanted, etc
When my downstairs neighbor is blasting her TV at volume 100, I put P4G on and fall asleep to the endless music.
spent the entire afternoon modding mine. took about an hour and a half, but now everything I want as far as tools are on it. I have a pi4. I need to find out how to dock this thing. that looks amazing.
I bought one on launch day in 2011 and still use it now. It's perfect for commuting and especially on long plane rides.
The last full game I played on it was Root Letter, and these days when I use it I'm going back to the original Wipeout, where I finally got my first-ever first-place finish, more than 20 years after it came out on the PS1.
I still need to finish the Chaos;Head sequel, the Tactics Ogre remake (I don't have the talent; I might never finish this), and a couple of others. I really wish Persona 5 had gotten a Vita version; my PS4 version is sitting unopened in part because I just associate that series with handhelds, having had such fun playing 3 on the PSP and 4 on the Vita.
The last full game I played on it was Root Letter, and these days when I use it I'm going back to the original Wipeout, where I finally got my first-ever first-place finish, more than 20 years after it came out on the PS1.
I still need to finish the Chaos;Head sequel, the Tactics Ogre remake (I don't have the talent; I might never finish this), and a couple of others. I really wish Persona 5 had gotten a Vita version; my PS4 version is sitting unopened in part because I just associate that series with handhelds, having had such fun playing 3 on the PSP and 4 on the Vita.
I played a couple weeks ago cause I never did the bonus modes in DRV3. But I haven't touched it since I originally finished it back when it came out.
This is me, whilst I dont claim to have quite 300, I still have a shit tonne of stuff that I have not even started (at least over 100)... currently cleaning up trophies on Hatsune Miku Project Diva X...
I've been considering a 2000 model as a backup also, but not pulled the trigger yet and even a third dedicated to Custom Firmware.
Greatest portable ever for me
Initially my response to this topic would be no as I I've been busy withy my 3DS backlog (but I do have a Vita TV sitting under the tv atm). Yet that kind of changed today since I picked up a copy of Need for Speed for cheap (had it before, loved it but gave it to a friend when I sold him a spare vita). So I end up playing that on my vita for a few hours this afternoon. The vita is still a great system and I will keep coming back to it from time to time in the future (It is my 2nd largest game collection at 80ish game).
I still play mine regularly. Cross-save on Spelunky has been nice to go back and forth between it and the PS4, and lately I've been dabbling in Luftrausers and NFS Most Wanted.
I have a lot on the download list that I haven't gotten to yet, so I'll be playing it for years to come. Hell, I still regularly play PS3.
I have a lot on the download list that I haven't gotten to yet, so I'll be playing it for years to come. Hell, I still regularly play PS3.
Bought one last year, and I've probably put in 100-150 hours. Not playing it too much because I've had games on other systems be priorities, but I have loved it. Probably the best way to emulate the 16 bit and prior consoles, plus PS1 and PSP.
I have to say, the Visual Novels really do shine. Stuff like Killzone and Uncharted are super impressive and all, but it's just not a great experience playing those Games on something so small, and they don't really benefit from it. But stuff like RPGs and VNs conversely don't benefit much from being on a TV and are great for pickup and play sessions on a handheld. Recently played Mother and Danganronpa, and just started up Disgaea 3.
I have to say, the Visual Novels really do shine. Stuff like Killzone and Uncharted are super impressive and all, but it's just not a great experience playing those Games on something so small, and they don't really benefit from it. But stuff like RPGs and VNs conversely don't benefit much from being on a TV and are great for pickup and play sessions on a handheld. Recently played Mother and Danganronpa, and just started up Disgaea 3.