Llamageton

Still waiting on that 64 GB memory card. I wanna use my Sony Rewards points to help pay it off.

It's already way too late; I already made a new account. Now if they were to allow account mergers, that'd be great.

Already bought it...But now I need a memory card in order to play it

I liked the old one. The new one looks like it was done by an amateur graphic designer...or a 10 year old using MS Word.

Facebook? NNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He actually makes a bit of sense this time, however.... BURN PACHTER BURN

I'm guessing Wii U won't be getting this...or any AC game anymore for that matter since Watch_Dogs will be their last game for Wii U until sales start picking up...if they ever pick up that is.

@3rdEyeMind
Just a bit of correction: Vita does not have backwards compatability. The PSP games you download off the store are running off an emulator.

All I want is for God Eater Burst to go on sale again.

Considering their previous 3D headsets, I'm doubting this. Considering what I know about it, I'll stick with OR.

Guess he's never gamed on PC. That aside, Sony did a great job with their new machine, so it's good to see a non-Sony developer praising it.

PS3 still has several years left in it, with Sony probably thinking that it can last just as long as the PS2. So, why not modernize the box?

Very fun game, especially with the mech transformation mechanic. Have yet to play any other space sim with a transformation as a central mechanic (other than Star Fox 2...). That final mission was a pain though...

I've yet to play Soul Sacrifice, since I've yet to buy a Vita. However, I do have a copy of the game, so I think I'll skip out on Delta and wait for the sequel.

I'm guessing I belong to the tiny group of people who actually liked the sequel.

A sequel? Seems to have better graphics than the original PC game. Wonder if this is a PC release as well.

@Damo
That was actually one of my points; that Vita has better games than Android at the moment. However, I'm looking toward the future a bit. By the time the third Shield (the one I'd like to buy) comes out next year or the year after, hopefully developers will develop more complex games to match the amount of power in future high end devices. Hopefully. Maybe if mobile controllers start selling better...
Though personally, there are some Android games out now that I'd like to play on Shield like Asphalt 8, Modern Combat 5 (whenever that comes out), Dead Trigger 2, Record of Agarest War, and others. Of course, my Nexus 5 can run all those games very well, but I don't want to fill the internal 32 GB (formatted 26 GB) memory of my phone with games since I also use it for other things. Which is probably one of the reasons why I want a Shield; have it be a physical place where all my paid Android games can live (especially if Shield 3 supports 128 GB micro SD cards) and not waste space.

@BornOfEvil
That really is true, as it is an extremely niche product. Personally I think it's a brilliant device line that'll be even better in future iterations.

Just going to say something that will attract some ire (probably): the nvidia Shield is now $250, and comes with all-around superior specs, better screen quality and resolution, more battery life, better gamepad, and comes with a built-in 16 GB internal that's expandable using the increasingly cheaper micro SD cards.
That said, Vita (currently) has more games from western and Japanese major developers and indies that could be considered great...which is (sorta) the only thing 3DS has over the Vita as well.
Anyway, I'll be importing that nice looking blue/white Vita Slim from Japan once I can afford it. Also can't wait for next year's Shield iteration.

Only for subscribers huh?

Are they going to release the Toukiden DLC for Soul Sacrifice? I would've thought they'd release both at the same time.

Sold what took the Wii U a year to sell in a matter of months. Seems like Sony does understand the market and their customers.
Nintendo, on the other hand, needs to stop playing in their cardboard box fortress and go meet the people outside.

Considering how this is being built on CE3 (I think?) and the concept of 5-player assymetrical multiplayer, I don't exactly get why there is no Wii U version. Other than the fact that a Wii U version will probably flop at retail..... Oh right....

Just played Full Boost on my friend's PS3 a week ago. EXTREMELY fun. Though I wonder what he'll think when he finds out that a third version is coming out.

I remember when Crystal Bearers for Wii was also taking forever to come out...I don't remember much after the waiting.

I'll still get one, but I'll be importing from Japan. I want my color options and I'm not concerned about the screen. The original OLED looks downright blurry compared to my far superior mobile screens anyway, so it's no loss to me when switching to LCD.

Didn't Nintendo already abandon this factory?

@The-Sega-KiD
Any adult male who thinks the way you do is crazy. Not about your opinion that Vita is better than 3DS, I can respect that, but your thoughts about how it is REQUIRED to love one thing over another in order to be considered masculine.

@Volmun
Speaking of crashing, anyone else here with a Wii U still having their damned thing freeze and crash on them?

@Cyrso
Seems like you never pay attention to the eShop sales. Like the one that's currently running for Atlus games. Nintendo's first party games may not get price reductions very often, but third party and indies do.

EDIT: Also in terms of Vita, many people are more likely to buy retail games digitally along with digital only games rather than just digital only games. There's also the issue of PSO2 if that ever comes out in the west. And the issue of the cards being REQUIRED to save most games' data on the original model. One could just buy the overpriced 4 GB to save data, but why do that when it's possible that later on you might need even more overpriced memory?

@JaxonH
For me it's a necessity, but not one I want to spend too much money on. My gamepad charging cable is actually damaged now, due to kids not being careful.
And so sorry to hear about your confiscated batteries.

@JaxonH
Well, the DualShock 4 also has to power more rumble than the Pro controller and also a multi-touch touchpad as well. Then there's the accelerometer and gyroscope. The battery inside the DualShock 4 is also apparently smaller than the Pro as well.
But anyway, I'm personally going to wait for a price drop on the Gamepad battery. Just 3-4 hours of additional gameplay isn't worth $32 to me.

Stupid website, requiring first names to be at least 3 characters long. Ended up having to type in my middle initial.

At least it's not as bad as the Wii U Gamepad :/

Expected, since the first Diva f game for Vita also had an AR mode.

@Grockumus
There's the Playstation Mobile app for Playstation-certified devices, which uses your SEN/PSN account and will link your device to said account.

Will this affect Playstation Mobile games as well? Of course I only intend to keep those games on my Xperia Play and Vita, but would be nice to link one more device in the future, like the Vita TV.
For the regular store though, this will be great for my 3000, go, and Vita.

I think I need more sleep. Thought the headline said "torch-powered".

Considering the fact that it's an MMORPG, why is there a need to transfer data from PS3 to PS4? Does the PS3 version not share servers with the PC version?

I don't understand how to play Passing Time yet, but I'll give it another shot. Rymdkapsel, on the other hand, is very fun and relaxation; I'm really loving that game.
Playstation Mobile actually has some pretty fun games. For example, Adventure Bar Story Labyrinth is a nice rogue-like RPG that plays well on my Xperia Play. I just wish that the onscreen buttons were optional.
I wonder if that new Blood Wyvern game will be offered for free. It's pretty cheap though, so I'll probably just purchase it anyway.

Soul Sacrifice apparently came out in NA a mere 1 month after the JP release, so I have really high hopes for this coming stateside.

Huh...the store locator has revealed to me that there is a Sony Store very close to my home...never knew that.

Now that Vita is getting some kind of MH game, even if it's a port of an old one, Sega should make some kind of Phantasy Star for 3DS >.>

@RudyDog
Pay to Play.

Just let me switch the cancel and confirm buttons.

Well, Japan also got the Wii U after America and Europe, but February? That's a really big release gap.

If they update it to support the DS4 for Vita games as well, I'll consider this. I'm getting a DS4 for PC use, so if it works with a $100 console like this, that'll be great, too.

Price this lower than $200 and I'll bite.

Eh...I'll just get an Oculus Rift.

@Jaz007
Bomberman Blast on Wii supported 8-player local play using 4 Wiimotes and 4 Gamecube controllers.