GS_Dan

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#1 Posted by GS_Dan (1276 posts) - 3 hours, 35 minutes ago

Wipeout and Lumines are pretty great, too.

You should download Patapon 2 or 3 if you never had a PSP.

#2 Edited by GS_Dan (1276 posts) - 1 day, 2 hours ago

PS+, if you haven't played the currently offered games in your area, or also have a Vita. Jump on it straight away if you have yet to play XCOM.

Pretty sure you can get Plus cards on the cheap online, too.

#3 Posted by GS_Dan (1276 posts) - 1 day, 22 hours ago

Scat DLC confirmed

#4 Posted by GS_Dan (1276 posts) - 1 day, 23 hours ago

@giantstalker: I'm so god damn tempted to click them all, I need to leave this thread.

#5 Posted by GS_Dan (1276 posts) - 1 day, 23 hours ago

I take it to mean that it is built through the same software, but doesn't necessarily have to be able to run in real time. Take Uncharted's cutscenes, for example.

#6 Posted by GS_Dan (1276 posts) - 5 days, 4 hours ago

@kentonclay: You do tend to get an influx of new users around E3, though.

#7 Posted by GS_Dan (1276 posts) - 5 days, 13 hours ago

The bit about cloud computing made me think this might actually have been real.

The issue with cloud computing is that in most games -unless we're simply talking multiplayer which would be on a remote server anyway- the response time would be too inhibitive.

And the transition to a steam-like service would be far smoother if MS made their digital storefront as appealing as Steam, rather than trying to simply gimp physical copies.

#8 Edited by GS_Dan (1276 posts) - 5 days, 23 hours ago

If you've had PS+ since the vita got added to it, the console is already worth the price of entry. I've had Wipeout, MGS collection, Uncharted, Rayman, Lumines and others without having to spend anything. Chuck in Persona and LBP on top of that and it's a really neat little platform.

#9 Edited by GS_Dan (1276 posts) - 6 days, 17 hours ago

Was in NZ over christmas, we flew from Heathrow. Make sure you allocate plenty of time to the south island, that's where the good stuff is at. Be sure to visit places like Queenstown (I recommend the speed boat ride there, is a little pricey but totally worth it - fantastic way to see the landscape).

Auckland and Wellington are neat but be prepared to be surprised at how small those places are - Wellington is tiny for a capital. They're cool places to spend a couple of days (the Weta Workshop is worth a look) but you'll probably want to spend the majority of your time getting lost in the sticks, Fellowship style.

On a related note we went during the Hobbit craziness - Auckland airport was nuts.

Have fun duder :)

#10 Edited by GS_Dan (1276 posts) - 6 days, 18 hours ago

@djou: Huh. Pretty sure mine is just a USB cable and a plug, mobile phone style.