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This is the game that made me realize I wasn't having a sweet spot issue with my headset. Rather, other games are just running at a lower resolution. GT7, RE Village, Horizon; they all look good, but there's a blurriness to them that just isn't in this game. It's very impressive.

RE7 in VR was truly revolutionary! Please be true!

I just really want it to be VR compatible. RE7 in VR was the most transcendent gaming experience I've had in years.

Probably my favorite game on Playstation this year. Resident Evil 2 felt like more than just a fantastic remake of a classic; it felt like a love letter to classic game design. I never played the original until after the remake, so I came into this just wanting to play a great game, and I got that. It was so refreshing to play something that has such a specific vision as this game. In general, this year has been really good when it comes to those kinds of games; Sekiro, Control, Ace Combat 7, and this didn't feel remotely focus-tested by publishers to maximize profit, but instead felt focused on fulfilling the idea of what the developers had in mind for the best experience to the players that would like it. I think this year was quite great when it came to games that I enjoyed.

I am so down for a Vanquish remaster! It was wonderful at 30 fps; I'd love playing it at 60!

Titanfall 2 is a phenomenal game! And, the campaign is short but oh so very good, which is great for a PS Plus game.

I wish I could have voted for Final Fantasy VII Remake three times. It looks perfect; exactly as I imagined it would have looked like.

Showing no gameplay for their biggest games was really disappointing. I don't really know what Microsoft was thinking there.

On one hand, both of these games are excellent. On the other hand, we have lost the PS3 and Vita games that we used to get, without any real improvements in PSN or the free games we're offered. Outside of more cloud save space, which frankly doesn't matter all that much. I get the complaints. We aren't even getting a third PS4 game or a PSVR game.

I could see this being a really good VR version of Boom Box. I'm interested.

Yes! Looks like I can get the game now. 2 Moves never really seemed optimal, and DualShock 4 wouldn't have the same level of tracking, and therefore immersion, for me. This is great news!

Yeah, this is the general impression I got when playing the beta. Like, it's a new game, but it doesn't feel like much of a jump from DOA5, which was quite impressive when it released. It's pretty clear that the game was made on a budget. I'm going to wait a while before jumping in on this, since I do like DOA a lot mechanically.

I'm either waiting for a sale or for aim support. It looks like I'd have fun, but I don't know if I'd have $50 fun without being able to use the aim.

Sounds like something that's worth getting on a deep sale.

Griffith did nothing wrong.

Honestly, it doesn't look that bad. The framerate is consistent. Not quite 30, but certainly not unbearable for me. I was able to play the 3DS version of MGS3, though.

I'd get this if I didn't already have the PS4 version.

Witcher 3 is without a doubt my favorite game this year, and is honestly one of my favorite games ever. Absolutely sublime.

If you have a Vita, you should really consider the Danganronpa games. They're well-made and well-paced. Not as good story-wise as Zero Escape (in my opinion), but way better than Ace Attorney.

Also, heads up, Cladun X2 is Vita compatible, but for some reason it doesn't show up on the Vita store. Instead, you have to buy it on the web store, and then it will show up on your download list.

Scalebound looks like a nice change of pace from what Platinum usually pulls off. It looks extremely promising. It also looks like a technical showcase, which is pretty unusual for them.

The game part of Quantum Break looks really good. The show part... not so much. The game makes the show part look less impressive, honestly.

Crackdown looks a long way out, though.

I wasn't going to touch it until I completely beat single-player anyway, so I'm okay with this.

Honestly, this was my favorite thing to come out of E3. I want to see more as soon as possible. Looks stunning.

I saw the writing on the wall when I bought it, so I'm not bothered by this. But that sucks for people expecting this to get support equivalent to the PSP.

Awesome month. I have Guacamelee and it's great, and I've heard great things about the rest.

This is the same guy that worked with Kojima to pull off an elaborate ruse to announce The Phantom Pain as a non-MGS game back at the game awards with a completely unknown studio and all.

Geoff is lying.

Wooooot more Falcom! Going to try out Brandish.

I can only seeing this apply to North America.

However, I see this as a good thing, since competition will bolster the efforts of both Sony and Microsoft to put their all into their systems.

5 Vita games. I am pleased.

I don't have any of these games and I only have a Vita, and all of them are on Vita.

This is arguably the best week ever for me on PS Plus. I'm extremely happy.

I'll be playing Injustice and Batman Blackgate, as well as try to get further into Final Fantasy X.

Huh. I honestly didn't expect that. Good for you, European Vita owners!

@wagleton It may never come, and even if it does, it probably won't include the DLC that comes with the game (they're separate download codes). It's cool if you don't care for the DLC, but just keep it in mind.

@JaxonH I really doubt Sony will make portables after the Vita, so if they lose trust, it won't really affect them.

Still, this really disappoints me. I'd be fine if Sony only made smaller-scale games, like Patapon, LocoRoco, and the like. But they seem reluctant to do even that.

I hope at the very least that they can get more support from the bigger iOS games, like the GTA 3 Trilogy, Max Payne, Horn, Infinity Blade, and the like. Playing those with buttons (barring the last one) would be great.

Wait... So it comes with a PSP game too? That's great!

I loved this game. I played it to full completion on Wii, and decided to re-buy it for Vita because I loved it that much. It's wonderful fun.

I like how repetition is kept from sinking in due to constantly upgrading your swords. It's a nice way of keeping things simple while giving the player a constant sense of growth.

Also, the music and art in this game is stunning.

Whelp, I'm picking up Muramasa and Metal Gear HD Collection for Vita... even though I already have them on other platforms.

These sales are killing me.

I like stories like these. Keep them coming!

What's the point of having such a high resolution? All resolution does is up the pixel density. If you can't see the individual pixels on your TV/Monitor/Screen (or if it doesn't look fuzzy) then there is absolutely no point in updating the resolution. You won't see a difference unless if you are dangerously close to the screen.

This article reminded me of why I loved Persona 3 Portable so much. The option to play as a girl was really cool, mainly because what you were doing in the game wasn't gender-neutral; the game changed in big and unique ways based on the gender you played as, which gave me a great reason to play through it twice.

BUY IT BUY IT BUY IT BUY IT BUY IT.

This is the best game on the eShop. Any PSN peeps who haven't played this before are in for a treat.

@Bliquid Pretty much my thoughts. I'd put it in the 7 or low 8 range, mainly because the controls can get in the way of precision.

Definitely not in the same league as Super Meat Boy, but still a good game that I'm glad I bought. Even if it makes me want to break my Vita sometimes.

Big Daddy and Little Sister is clearly the best couple.

Sales are the reason I buy digital. That, and it's digital-only. If I can't find it in stores, I'll also buy digital (more of a PSP problem than a Vita problem).

I just got this, really enjoying it. There are some things that don't make sense, though. Why does it say, "THANK YOU COWS" when I'm saved by the droid? There's a bunch of other weird words and phrases too.

He makes a really good point. Let's see what Sony will do about it, if anything. There's a lot of potential here. I'd rather not see it get wasted.

I never got to play these, so I look forward to getting these. I enjoyed the PSP games.

@Gemuarto Final Fantasy XIII sold over 7 million physical copies and Final Fantasy XIII-2 sold over 3 million copies. It's far from niche.

For what it's worth, this means Sony won't be losing money on the Vita, so there's that. As stock for the original model dwindles down, it won't matter that the original is better; it'll be gone.

I wish a good Christian game would come out. There's so much potential, especially in the Old Testament stuff.

@RyoHazuki As a devout Christian, I'd say that could work, at least from an adventure angle. Getting horror in there would be kind of tough. Maybe something along the lines of Elder Scrolls but taking place in Israel, right when all the tribes are splitting up?

@Savino I think you're misjudging his comments. When he describes poor sales, he's comparing it with what Nintendo wants. That's DS numbers, which the 3DS just won't be able to do. The people that bought DS systems just for Brain Age or Imagine games aren't going to buy a 3DS.

And from what I can tell, the XL really didn't spike up 3DS interest. The games did that. And even then, the west still hasn't bought into the 3DS at the levels Japan has, so he's still correct, at least where I stand.

As for his Vita comments... people don't seem to care about dedicated handhelds as much as they used to. It sucks, since I love portables, but most people seem content with their phones. I hope he's wrong, but I see little in the way of him being right.

That's a very clever last sentence, Sammy.

Anyways, it seems like a pretty cool game. I may get it eventually. I have big backlog right now, though.