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Well, that's a case for buying them in addition to the PS3 games I already have. It doesn't solve the original problem. Re;birth 1 is the one I'm most likely to buy, as I avoided the first Neptunia based on the horrible reviews.
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I played the Re;Birth series first, and then I went back and bought the PS3 games (I plan to play through them once I have the money to buy the DLC).Exhuminator wrote:Yes the Re;Birth versions change a lot of things, very different experiences. I mean I was pissed when they came out, because I already had the PS3 versions, and they were now made irrelevant by all the Re;Birth updates and changes. But I sucked it up and bought all three over again for Vita. I did it for the Nep.
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Too bad Rebirth;1 isn't Vita TV compatible .__. I don't have a Vita yet so that's pretty lame for me.
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I can't figure why it's not. It's the exact same gameplay as the other two. I guess IdeaFactory and CompileHeart just never got around to optimizing it for PS TV?laurenhiya21 wrote:Too bad Rebirth;1 isn't Vita TV compatible .__. I don't have a Vita yet so that's pretty lame for me.
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Grand Kingdom is headed to PS Vita this Summer.
It's a tactical RPG that is the spiritual successor to Grand Knights History, except this time there's supposed to be a single player campaign worth doing. It was developed by Spike Chunsoft and NIS America is localizing it and publishing stateside.
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Gee golly that Vita sure is dead.
It's a tactical RPG that is the spiritual successor to Grand Knights History, except this time there's supposed to be a single player campaign worth doing. It was developed by Spike Chunsoft and NIS America is localizing it and publishing stateside.
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For a system so handily abandoned by Sony, it sure does seem to be getting a lot of support from the weebs. Myself included.Exhuminator wrote:Grand Kingdom is headed to PS Vita this Summer.
It's a tactical RPG that is the spiritual successor to Grand Knights History, except this time there's supposed to be a single player campaign worth doing. It was developed by Spike Chunsoft and NIS America is localizing it and publishing stateside.
Screenshots:Gee golly that Vita sure is dead.
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So... I don't like to bat around the word "weeaboo"... but how about something for those of us who do not enjoy RPGs starring big-eyed anime characters.
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Are you saying within the Vita's current library, or upcoming games for the Vita?samsonlonghair wrote:how about something for those of us who do not enjoy RPGs starring big-eyed anime characters.
Also, what genres do you prefer?
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Then the Playstation Vita is probably not the right handheld for you.samsonlonghair wrote:So... I don't like to bat around the word "weeaboo"... but how about something for those of us who do not enjoy RPGs starring big-eyed anime characters.
In all seriousness, though, I thoroughly enjoyed the Killzone and Resistance games on Vita. Army Corps of Hell is also a enjoyable albeit somewhat repetitive game (and you get to be Satan, so that's always a plus). If you're into dungeon crawlers and don't mind that it feels NOTHING like the rest of the series, Silent Hill: Book of Memories isn't a bad game (I just personally hated it because of my overwhelming disappointment that it wasn't a real horror game, but the game itself isn't bad).
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Any Vita game - past, current, upcoming - VitaTV support is a plus because I like console gaming more than handheld gaming.Exhuminator wrote:Are you saying within the Vita's current library, or upcoming games for the Vita?samsonlonghair wrote:how about something for those of us who do not enjoy RPGs starring big-eyed anime characters.
Also, what genres do you prefer?
I like arcade-style games. I dig beat 'em ups, 2D platformers, shoot 'em ups, fighters, et cetera. I don't dig FPS or RTS games - Leave those for the PC gaming master race. I don't care for RPGs much, but I will tolerate an action RPG over a turn based RPG any day. Dungeon crawlers and rouge-likes are too slow for me.
If the game values reflexes over plotlines, I'm interested. For instance, Shovel Knight = Good and Fire Emblem = Bad.
You're probably right. I've been on the fence about Vita for a while now. Maybe I'd be happier just looking into another console.ElkinFencer10 wrote: Then the Playstation Vita is probably not the right handheld for you.