Playstation Vita thread

[Stark]

I've not looked into this yet, but does anyone know how run downloaded videos on the Vita? Or what types it supports?

[ZenErik]

Picked up BlazBlue CS Extend for the Vita. $5 off at Sony stores. Not a big savings, but I was going to buy it either way and no Best Buy or GameStop around here carries it. Now I have it for PS3 and Vita. They should give a damn discount for getting it on both platforms. Like a $10 digital download instead of paying full price twice.

[noiseredux]

Picked up BlazBlue CS Extend for the Vita. $5 off at Sony stores. Not a big savings, but I was going to buy it either way and no Best Buy or GameStop around here carries it. Now I have it for PS3 and Vita. They should give a damn discount for getting it on both platforms. Like a $10 digital download instead of paying full price twice.

in Japan the PSP version is coming with 2 copies of the UMD so you can play with a friend.

[the7k]

The Answer, a top KOF player, said that an SNK Playmore employee told him that they were porting the newest arcade version of KOFXIII (KOFXIII:Climax) to the PSVita.

I really hope this is true. I've been trying to make due with the Orochi Saga to get my out-of-home practice, but it's not the same.

[ZenErik]

in Japan the PSP version is coming with 2 copies of the UMD so you can play with a friend.

That's awesome! I'll probably just download an ISO of the PSP version if I ever feel the need to play it. Buying the game twice is already too much, haha. Not going for a triple dip.

I really got the game so I could play through story mode as well as potentially develop some actual skill. It has been a lot of fun with DoA Dimensions on the 3DS, and I expect the same from BlazBlue. I typically only play my fighters when people are over so I never get full knowledge over different combos, what cancels what, etc. That said, I may have to invest in some fight pads for my PS3 soon. I guess I'll have to see how challenging it is to port over what I learn from handheld/regular controller style controls to a stick.

[dsheinem]

in Japan the PSP version is coming with 2 copies of the UMD so you can play with a friend.

That's awesome! I'll probably just download an ISO of the PSP version if I ever feel the need to play it. Buying the game twice is already too much, haha. Not going for a triple dip.

I really got the game so I could play through story mode as well as potentially develop some actual skill. It has been a lot of fun with DoA Dimensions on the 3DS, and I expect the same from BlazBlue. I typically only play my fighters when people are over so I never get full knowledge over different combos, what cancels what, etc. That said, I may have to invest in some fight pads for my PS3 soon. I guess I'll have to see how challenging it is to port over what I learn from handheld/regular controller style controls to a stick.

In my opinion there has never been a portable handheld fighting game than CS:E. Enjoy it, and hit me up for some matches when we can find the time

[noiseredux]

@Erik, those PDP fight pads are super cheap if you can find any in your area GameStop's... $15 new is a great price on those.

@DSH, do you know if it's planned to allow cross-platform fights for BBCSE, UMvC3, etc?

[dsheinem]

@DSH, do you know if it's planned to allow cross-platform fights for BBCSE, UMvC3, etc?

I think the answer is no on these, but maybe yes on SFXT...and maybe with Mortal Kombat?

[xan_racketBOY_fan]

Has anyone mentioned the awesome, trigger grips? Added comfort for those extended gaming sessions.

[Stark]

In my opinion there has never been a portable handheld fighting game than CS:E. Enjoy it, and hit me up for some matches when we can find the time

I think your statement is missing an adverb. I think you like it though.

Has anyone mentioned the awesome, trigger grips? Added comfort for those extended gaming sessions.

What's your review on the triggers themselves? They seemed a little chincy to me.