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Submitted by Kiran Earwaker on December 7 2011 - 16:13

Some brief impressions of the PS Vita games we've been lucky enough to go hands-on with so far...

With Christmas in the air, and the Japanese release of the PlayStation Vita just over a week away, we thought we’d round-up some of the early titles we’ve played so far. You can find them all in the pages that follow, from those games that have really caught our eye to a round-up of some of the other titles we've had some brief hands-on time with. Many of these games will be available by the UK launch on February 22nd, although a few are set to drop shortly after and are yet to be nailed down to a specific date. If you’re interested in our hands-on impressions of the hardware itself  - what it feels like, how it looks, and which buttons we’d like to press in a seedy motel - you’ll want this other article, over here.

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By: Anonymous

Added:Tue 14th Feb 2012 12:29, Post No: 21

@20 facepalm all you want buddy you are quite simply a retarded sony fanboy who cannot accept SAMOLED is better than OLED its not the f*****g same as its already been proven with the samsung galaxy S several years ago, go play your psv as much as you like as its just as much of a fail as the psp was, have a look at the jap sales of psv vs 3ds lol.

 

well go on cry here some more you stupidly retarded fanboy, ill take the ps phone any tim over that piece of over hyped junk.


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By: Anonymous

Added:Mon 13th Feb 2012 23:34, Post No: 20

@19 

LOL... *facepalm*

super amoled is still oled that's y OLED is in super amOLED. Just liked LED back-lit lcd are still lcd, just that the backlighting is LED instead of tradition CCFL.

Your argument is a fail. If you want to game and your you lose connection on onlive ... guess what ? you can't play anymore. Whie on PSV you can play your games since you have it on PSV cards or already downloaded on memory card.

You can go out and buy PS Vita games, instead of downloading them, if bandwidth is a concern. 


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By: Anonymous

Added:Tue 07th Feb 2012 14:45, Post No: 19

@#18 lol your just a typical sony fanboy disgusted to know the simple truth, go watch blunty3000 review a jap psv and come back and try to justify your incompitance, super amoled is not the same as oled hence the 'super am' part, super amoled works in any lighting situation oled doesnt but of corse you wouldnt know that as your dumb, now what happens when you buy those games off psn hmm on a psv the games are going to be several GB in size or the later games definatly will be, good luck paying the 3g charges for downloading content like that and the same goes for WIFI.

 

your whole comment is just an epic fail, onlive you know is better, PC visuals vs not quite ps3 visuals (old tech over 6 years old vs current tech pc yeah you really win there NOT), what else oh that right WIFI onlive vs psv when your downloading those games, what happens if you lose connection oh yeah you download stops you idiot.

 

god help us these morons will never learn.


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By: Anonymous

Added:Fri 03rd Feb 2012 18:29, Post No: 18

@#11

Why did you buy every PSP revision when all of them have the same game line up. When you say the games stopped coming, if it stopped it would have been the same for all revisions.

 

@#12

it might be using Super AMOLED , they just refer it as OLED since it is still OLED. It however is not a pentile OLED.

" basicly if you try to play in weather conditions such as very overcast or or in the early hours of the morning or late afternoon or when its dark"

what? it plays perfectly fine in the dark

" just typical of sony develop a system mile more powerfull than anyone else "

You do know that the PS1 and PS2 was not the most powerful in their respective generation.

Do you also know that the PSV is the same price as the PSP when it launched?

 

@#15

You do know that the markup for the iphone/ipad is huge compared to the PSV (PSV is just breaking even/might be even losing Sony money) 

The PSV a Quad core cpu and quad core gpu. it's like comparing a ferrari (PSV) to a SUV (iphone/ipad) 

 

@#16

You do know that all high-end Samsung smartphone uses OLED?

Have fun playing onlive for like 2 hrs it uses a lot of data (3g or Wifi) and good luck playing the game if/when you lose or have no signal. 


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By: Anonymous

Added:Tue 24th Jan 2012 01:35, Post No: 17

thats "experia play" lol i forgot the first bit.

 


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By: Anonymous

Added:Tue 24th Jan 2012 01:33, Post No: 16

i also think sony have taken a very stupid gamble, several years ago i owned a little mp3 player called "creative zen plus" it too had an OLED screen only 1 day the screen stopped working and i found out it would cost more than the player cost in the first place to fix, i do know however than this type of screen tech has improved (now updated and called SUPERAMOLED), sony has a division they partnered with erricson to make sony erricson, they even had a google phone with a gamepad using better screen tech than whats in the psv.

 

what really gets me is that the online game service thats now in the UK "onlive" is available on google handsets meaning with the right connection you can play games with vastly better graphics on the "play" that is far cheaper than the psv that has duel analouge controls and is almost certainly cheaper than the psv and you can use it as a phone too which begs the question "do you really need the psv" as the only difference is the back touch pannel and you can play offline ? while the majority of gamers play online games is there a market for the psv anymore ?


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By: Anonymous

Added:Tue 24th Jan 2012 01:22, Post No: 15

all except 1 thing, the ipad is so many times better and has a much bigger screen and has far more uses plus im pretty sure its bettery last a hell of a lot longer and if or where can you get an iphone for £280, cex lol for a 3GS iphone and its not even new, both of you two must have your heads in the clouds, the iphone does a hell of a lot more than the psv apart from the fact you can see the iphone screen when outside ie when its sunny ect.

 

what post 13 said make's little to no sense at all, its like saying a ford fiesta is priced very well compared to a shelby GT500 mustang, just tell me how a console that can only play games is priced very well at £280 compared to an ipad2 3G at £599 or an iphone 4S at £599 (both 32GB HD), if anything the psv is priced very poorly and as a result will not sell very well when launched (lol japan the psp out sold the psv in its launch month) couple poorly priced aswell as a revised 3DS to be showen at E3 = the psv is going to struggle where as the 3DS is established.


By: freeradical

Added:Tue 17th Jan 2012 15:35, Post No: 14

@post 13: Good point.


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By: Anonymous

Added:Tue 17th Jan 2012 15:30, Post No: 13

I'd say this console is priced very well compared to the Ipad and Iphone.


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By: Anonymous

Added:Fri 13th Jan 2012 22:59, Post No: 12

lol not only is the asking price way too high at £280 but also its absolutly rubbish when you try to play out side (youtube review by blunty3000) with all that tech inside the psv why didnt sony even considder using superAMOLED technology usetead of opting to use the older more inferiour but a lot cheaper OLED technology, basicly if you try to play in weather conditions such as very overcast or in the early hours of the morning or late afternoon or when its dark as proven by blunty3000 you cannot see what you are doing other than constantly looking at your own reflection in bright conditions, hell even well lit areas are a no go.

 

the 3DS might have its downfalls but at least it stands up to what its been built to be, a portable handheld gaming system, just typical of sony develop a system mile more powerfull than anyone else but dont acknowlage how or where its going to be used, it may fly off the shelfs but with where you can play it being one factor against it and its price being another its more than likley to flop worse than the psp and could be seriously damaging to sony's profit forcasts, if it doesnt sell very well i could quite asily see sonys gaming division share prices tumble.


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