I've got a few physical but mainly digital. Muramasa is good enough I have both. PS+ is the main source of games if you have a subscription, but don't buy it if you only have a Vita. PSN sales are on regularly enough that you can get some good stuff, like Resogun was cheap this week.
So there's no need to keep a subscription to get bargains? I was going to sign up for a US PSN account as I remember the games were cheaper/wider selection?
Batman fails on most levels within the game type. Slow, cumbersome, boring. The platforming is modern platforming so all automated. The graphics are bland as is the combat.
The whole thing is a bad Mirror of Fate which is bottom dollar Castlevania.
I brought a Vita last year and although the hardware is nice and there's some good games, I always felt there's no must have title in the library.
I really enjoyed WipEout and WRC4 but everything else felt like I would rather play all these games on a big TV. I can see someone buying one if you don't have access to the main TV or do a lot of portable gaming but as someone who likes to play on a console, the best console you can buy right now is a 3DS XL. I don't feel the Vita has enough going for it.
I brought both of those games and really loved Tearaway as it had bags of charm, but never thought of them as classics in the same way of a game like Super Mario 3D Land.
I love Gravity Rush but it's not quite a classic as there are too many things that let it down, the repetitive and unbalanced combat primarily. Upgrade Gravity Kick to the max and you can pretty much just spam that for the whole game.
The game has so much style though - I love the design of the world and the characters, and the central mechanic of using gravity to fly is loads of fun.
Upgrade Gravity Kick to the max and you can pretty much just spam that for the whole game.
certain bosses required more than that the throw and specials came into play quite a bit for a lot of the game, I loved the challenges too, sliding round the levels, throwing challenges and fighting challenges, really showed you how to mix up your ability's. yes you could just gravity kick everything but that's a very slow and boring way to do a lot of the fights.
more news coming soon regarding a sequel its in development, i wonder if its been switched to the ps4 now as its been MIA for a year now.
I brought both of those games and really loved Tearaway as it had bags of charm, but never thought of them as classics in the same way of a game like Super Mario 3D Land.
I have to agree there's no game that says to me you 'must' own this game and machine. That said I do like and rate my Vita its a top class system with some really good games. Hotshots golf is worth ownning the system for on its own
certain bosses required more than that the throw and specials came into play quite a bit for a lot of the game, I loved the challenges too, sliding round the levels, throwing challenges and fighting challenges, really showed you how to mix up your ability's. yes you could just gravity kick everything but that's a very slow and boring way to do a lot of the fights.
more news coming soon regarding a sequel its in development, i wonder if its been switched to the ps4 now as its been MIA for a year now.
I don't know why I'm arguing against it really as I love the game, it just doesn't quite reach the status of 'classic' for me. It was a couple of years ago but I recall the Gravity Kick being pretty powerful and being a quicker way of finishing fights for me than using some of my other levelled-up moves.
Gravity Rush 2 on PS4 would be absolutely blinding.
The only two I've played to any degree have been Fez and TxK both of which I'd say are superb .
I did start guacamelee and was really enjoying it (it's v well rated too) but broke off for some reason the currently escapes me. Must give it another go sometime.
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