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divinelite

divinelite

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#6

divinelite commented on Feature: 15 Things You Should Expect During So...:

I'm dying for Vita AAA games.
Not to be a bad guy, but I'm so tired of all indie games and sooo limited big titles for it.

Anyway, pushsquare, do you think you wanna do a talking point of why big names are neglecting Vita, despite the powerhouse inside? and how to make them see Vita in new light?

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#7

divinelite commented on Sony Doesn't Expect to Sell Many PlayStation V...:

As far as I love my PSvita, I can't stand it anymore. Next month after Rune Factory 4 released, I'm gonna be a 3ds owner too...

But still, I want Vita to keep succeed, I'll keep buy the game (Muramasa next month), and hoping the remote play PS4-PSVita is NOT JUST A TALK

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#11

divinelite commented on Talking Point: Are Cross Platform Games a Help...:

I believe if MH comes to PSvita, it will be a system seller, at least here in Asia.
No matter how good Soul Sacrifice for me (and I don't like MH), existing Monster Hunter fans went to 3ds (I guess 10 of my friends bought 3ds for the sole purpose of MH)...

for me... I might buy 3ds only for Rune Factory 4 lol

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#20

divinelite commented on Talking Point: Is Time Gaming's Greatest Handi...:

last year when vita game is scarce i got no backlog, always finish a game, try to platz, sell them away.

but now... i got so many games, even i had to backup them to pc cause of scarce memory card space and i dont know when i will play them again.

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#23

divinelite commented on Store Update: 19th March 2013 (North America):

Don't you realize that Atelier Totori + is released silently?
No news from before even confirmation of localization or even trailer/screenshoot and BAM! it's released as simple as that without even any blogpost / announcement.

It's causing uproar in at least gematsu, siliconera, gamefaqs, joystiq, NISA, and others, all blaming Tecmo Koei for their laziness in marketing