Sony PSVITA Discussion

[sbauer318]

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Damn, as a father myself that's freaking adorable (dad's can say adorable, lol) my little girl at 1 is almost ready for a handheld, Heehee

It's awesome. My boys are twins (almost two) and they both like it, but my one son loves playing with gadgets. He'll grab the Vita off of the end table, walk it over to me and sit in my lap.

Did anyone else look at that pic and the first thing they thought was "Seeeggaaaa"?

My boys are older 12 and 7. They know you don't mess with Dad's Vita. They take enough of my stuff. The Vita is MINE.

It's hard hiding the stuff from them. If I don't hide controllers, phones, or the Vita, they'll take it with them.

Is that for the Sonic racing game?

That's a pretty fun game, and super challenging on the Hard level!

It is! Good catch. I love the game. It's very challenging. A lot more challenging than I thought it was going to be. I go through each course on easy first, just to get a sense of the track/objective. After that I push it up a bit. Some are really hard.

[mestevo]

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My favorite game for Vita, and it's not even close.

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[jyoung]

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Is that for the Sonic racing game?

That's a pretty fun game, and super challenging on the Hard level!

It's a good game, but I don't like playing the Vita version very much because of the controls and the frame rate.

PC version is the way to go.

[Blzer]

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It's a good game, but I don't like playing the Vita version very much because of the controls and the frame rate.

PC version is the way to go.

Frame rate isn't the best, but I don't know what the control hiccups are.

I just think the gameplay is a little more bare-bones than it could have been (no drafting, sideswiping, and I'm used to the MNR boost/reward system), but it certainly holds its own when I'm on the go. That's the only time I play it, anyway.

There is a PS3 version as well, right? How does that one stack up?

[jyoung]

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The driving system is all about chaining together boosts. The courses are designed so that you can carry a single boost combo through the entire level.

The console versions are all optimized for 30 frames per second, though they struggle to maintain that in many situations. The Wii U is the best console version.

The PC version is locked in at 60 frames per second, and it contains 6 exclusive drivers. Plus you get anti-aliasing, 1080p resolution, and advanced lighting/shadow effects.

[Blzer]

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The driving system is all about chaining together boosts. The courses are designed so that you can carry a single boost combo through the entire level.

The console versions are all optimized for 30 frames per second, though they struggle to maintain that in many situations. The Wii U is the best console version.

The PC version is locked in at 60 frames per second, and it contains 6 exclusive drivers. Plus you get anti-aliasing, 1080p resolution, and advanced lighting/shadow effects.

That's pretty awesome about the PC version. Only problem is I can't play it when waiting for my name to be called to get a haircut. Plus, you can't beat free.

And yeah, I understand about the driving. I just see what other games do and hope the same can be said for this one. One last thing I didn't really find useful at all was the map graphic. It's just not user-friendly in the least.

Oh, and picking up weapon icons has to be damn near perfect otherwise you don't get it. Which is fine, but that has definitely cost me some races.

[Chef Matt]

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It's hard hiding the stuff from them. If I don't hide controllers, phones, or the Vita, they'll take it with them.

Just wait it gets worse! The small little closet my wife and I share is full of my stuff I have to hide.
2 "good" controllers, pulse headphones WITH cable of course, bluetooth headset, The last of us, my 2 soft pellet pistols, CHARGING CABLES... oh the list goes on!!!

[23]

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Technically with this Gaikai service, you have access to all of the PS3 PS2 and PS1 games for the Vita right?

[Burns11]

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Technically with this Gaikai service, you have access to all of the PS3 PS2 and PS1 games for the Vita right?

Right now they are saying it's just strictly PS3, but they are always going to be looking at adding more content. I would say they are concentrating on PS3 because it's more of a selling point to the masses than showing a PS1 game being played through a cloud service.

[23]

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I understand that... they have a massive library for the PS2 so that would be huge

[PVarck31]

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Does anyone know the reason I'm not getting audio on my vita with remote play?

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[Blzer]

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Does anyone know the reason I'm not getting audio on my vita with remote play?

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I don't know if it's like the PS3, but in Remote Play Settings there is an option to decide to have the audio output from the PS3 or Vita.

[mestevo]

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Had a few instances now where I've flown straight through the side of the track and get stuck in the geometry on Sonic Racing. Anyone seen that in other versions?

[jyoung]

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I have had no issues with the PC version aside from occasionally getting dropped in the middle of an online race.

[Pared]

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Got one of these for Christmas (wife is awesome) and I've been hooked.

I love Guacamelee - what a freakin' awesome game.

Any instructions on how to use the DS4 with the Vita AND keep yourself signed in to access all your saves?

Everything I am seeing online either doesn't work or signs you in as a guest.