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Yup, the £60 one is from a third party seller. Amazon are doing them at £39.99 but they're out of stock at the moment.
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Yup, the £60 one is from a third party seller. Amazon are doing them at £39.99 but they're out of stock at the moment.
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And out of stock at that price, have been for ages.
Try flubit.com, they try and beat Amazon. Got a couple of 32gb for £35 each awhile back.
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What is this month's vita PS+ game?
"Dynasty Warriors Next" and "ModNation Racers: Road Trip".
How long did it take you? I'm currently 22 hours in and have just freed the biker lad. Sadly I'm fighting boredom with it; the combat is fun but the stuff in between gets a bit dull. Does the ratio of dungeons vs school change at all through the rest of the game?
Forgot I had P4G, played it up until that boss but couldn't beat it. Haven't played it since. Will have to try and get back into it.....one day.
Some PS3 games had remote play but it was awful. The vast majority cannot be played on the Vita via remote play (not a bad thing considering the amount of lag present).
I picked up Persona 4 Golden, not played any of the series before, but i am a JRPG fan.
Also just picked up Spelunky, Hotline Miami, and MGS HD collection in the PSN sale that started today.
Think i purchased a Vita at the perfect time.
Also just picked up Spelunky, Hotline Miami, and MGS HD collection in the PSN sale that started today.
Think i purchased a Vita at the perfect time.
45 hours. The credits just started rolling, and I couldn't believe it. Nothing was resolved at all...almost ME3-level bad!
No, the ratio doesn't really change, but I quite enjoyed that part of it tbh(though still wish there were more actual gameplay in it).
I don't know if any of you tried the PC version, but Dustforce is a seriously good platformer, which came out on vita today. Downloading now, will report if it's any good.
It's a very tough trial and error type game, like Super Meat Boy. It's all about perfecting the levels. With tight controls, great art and a superb soundtrack you can't go wrong for the asking price of £8. There's a free trial though which should certainly be downloaded if you're unsure.
EDIT: Been playing it a bit. Plays well, the game is the same which is great. Controls are good enough, and I recommend putting instant restart on in the options (makes select button instant restart). However, at the beginning of some levels I have noticed dodgy framerates. Not always, but here and there. I hope it's not like that much more cause a bad FPS would ruin this.
It's a very tough trial and error type game, like Super Meat Boy. It's all about perfecting the levels. With tight controls, great art and a superb soundtrack you can't go wrong for the asking price of £8. There's a free trial though which should certainly be downloaded if you're unsure.
EDIT: Been playing it a bit. Plays well, the game is the same which is great. Controls are good enough, and I recommend putting instant restart on in the options (makes select button instant restart). However, at the beginning of some levels I have noticed dodgy framerates. Not always, but here and there. I hope it's not like that much more cause a bad FPS would ruin this.
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Why would you consider it anyway? It's the same as what you have but lighter.
I think people who travel a lot lean towards the new model for the battery life, which is supposedly over double that of the 1000's (don't know whether this has something to do with them getting rid of the OLED).
True but there was no mention of that
I have never used a portable out and about, I cannot get into a game when out in public so they are always used in the house.True but there was no mention of that
Ah, I think I misread his question as why anyone would replace their 1000
I was in a similar position with using portables in public, but when I had to travel an hour to and from work every day (along with travelling long distances outside of work) I got into the habit of using mine on the bus a lot. After a while it just felt normal and I could happily play my games while commuting, obviously not as happily or comfortably as I would at home, but it definitely made travelling more interesting!