Yesterday, a list of games confirmed and expected for Wii U were listed by Eurogamer. Today, Shack has listed titles coming to Vita. It’s all for you below.
If you head on over to Shack, the site has also conveniently added screens and trailers to the majority of the titles, which you can get at with just the click of your mouse.
Update#1
Report – Vita battery life to be comparable to PSP
PlayStation Vita’s battery is set to be the same or near the same as PSP’s except for when you play graphical powerhouses like Uncharted: Golden Abyss, Sony has told Engadget. The company wouldn’t be drawn on specifics on exactly how long it’ll last. And that it’s.
http://www.vg247.com/2011/06/10/report-vita-battery-life-to-be-comparable-to-psp/
Update#2
If you’ve been keeping up with PS Vita news, you have probably already heard that the device will no longer be restricted by regions. Although this is a big bonus, some slightly disappointing information has been released. Apparently, the PS Vita will not include support for any type of video out capability.
Unfortunately, this is not a rumor. Sony officially confirmed the information on their FAQ for PSVita, which can be checked out at their blog. Sony made a very clear response regarding the video-out features for the device.
When Sony was asked if they had plans to include a video-out cable like HDMI, this was their response :
“No, PS Vita does not have a video output feature”.
This blunt statement will disappoint many gamers who are hoping to hook their PS Vita up to a large screen. This feature would have definitely be nice to have, but perhaps Sony is worried that the handheld may start replacing the PS3 if they include video capability.
For those who did not know, both the PSP Slim and PSP Go were released with video-out capability. However, the PS Vita has a lot more power compared to those devices, so gamers may feel buying the PS3 would not be necessary if they could already get high quality games on a large screen from the PS Vita.
http://www.pspgweber.com/1007/playstation-vita-will-not-have-video-output.html
Update#3
Here is a picture of the PS Vita Memory Cards taken at E3 2011. The Memory Card sizes are 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB as you can see below. No prices has been announced yet.
Source
Update#4
Rumor: PS Vita's Party voice chat feature coming to PS3?
The PlayStation Vita will feature at launch a cross-game voice chat via its Party system. You can think of Party as a built-in mini-social network that allows you to create and host voice chat rooms, invite friends, and allow everyone in your party to see what you are playing and hop into your online game.
We had a demo on the last day of E3 immediately following a hands-on WipEout 2048 experience. Ramana Prakash, manager of Sony Computer Entertainment America’s online technology group, explained that Party allows you to chat with anyone in your group no matter what game you are playing. This has long been a demand of PlayStation 3 gamers, and after seeing how remarkably well it works on Vita, it seems logical the feature will makes its way to Sony’s console.
When asked when we’ll see Party on the PS3, Prakash quickly made it clear that “we are only announcing it for the Vita.” However, quickly after that comment, another rep from Sony, who asked to be anonymous, hinted that we’ll likely see this feature make its way to the PS3.
Beyond the anonymous comment, it would make a lot of sense that Party will eventually come to the PS3 because of Vita’s ability to seamlessly network with the PS3. For instance, our demo of WipEout 2048 put three of us together competing through the PlayStation Network. Two of us played on Vitas and one played on the PS3. This ability is unique, and best of all, it works like a charm. We experienced no lag and we can’t wait to see what other creative things Sony will do with this ability.
The actual Party system is remarkable in person. It’s fast, the voice chat is smooth, and the ability to join a friend in game happens in seconds. Prakash showed how someone invited him to a room to chat, then his friend started to play WipEout 2048, which he could see through a little logo below that friend’s name. At the touch of the screen on the Vita he joined his friend and was ready to compete.
Expect to hear more about Vita’s Party system and with any luck, PS3 fans will get their own party chat feature—and maybe it will connect with the Vita service as well.
http://www.psu.com/Rumor--PS-Vitas-Party-voice-chat-feature-coming-to-PS3---a011987-p0.php
Update#5
Gamestop prices PS Vita games at $39.99
One thing you can’t deny is that Sony has hit a pretty good price point for their upcoming PlayStation Vita. Since the official reveal and pricing the other day, gamers have wondered about the price of its games.
If we are to believe the pricing listed by GameStop on their official site, Vita games will be equally affordably priced. $39.99 for PS3 quality games is definitely a pricing sweet spot. Don’t hold your breath yet, I’d wait for an official announcement.
http://www.ripten.com/2011/06/08/gamestop-prices-ps-vita-games-at-39-99-mauler/
Update #6
Seven things to love about PlayStation Vita
Here are some information about the seven good things that you will love about the PS Vita. Click the link below to read the information.
http://ingame.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/06/08/6812657-seven-things-to-love-about-playstation-vita
Also new information from Kojima Productions.
FOX Engine Will Run On PlayStation Vita?
Update#7
After PlayStation's Recent Conference at E3, Sony announced that AT&T will be the exclusive carrier for the PS Vita. However, there is a different way to play on the go, with ANY CARRIER, even in 4g.
There is no way around it, AT&T's internet is horrible ( Its always 2 bars in Los Angeles). However, this is NOT your only option to play on the go. Your alternative option for a better internet connection as well as a more reliable carrier, is to Purchase a Portable Wifi aka "Mi-Fi". When you purchase a Mifi, its like carrying your own portable internet wifi spot. These mifi's range from 20 dollars to 60 dollars a month. All carrier companies have their own mifi that you can purchase and pay a monthly service for. A great portable Wifi company, CLEAR, is a 4G portable wifi spot. They offer an excellent 4G service for 40 bucks a month that can be run on 8 devices at once! (PlayStation 3, Sony laptop, Sony Android Xperia Play, Sony Android Tablet, etc).
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These portable connections can be password secured as and are easy to set up because they connect via wifi to the PS Vita. In fact, this portable wifi online can be played with the original PSP. Best part is you can save yourself the 50 dollars by purchasing the Wifi version of the PS Vita, and use the 50 dollars for the purchase of the equipment of the mifi (if your not leasing the equipment from your carrier). These portable powerhouses can be carried comfortably in your pocket as well. If you already have a cell phone, your carrier might offer a cheaper deal to simply add your mifi to your plan.
So are you guys sticking to AT&T, following the Mifi route, or not playing online at all with your PS Vita?
http://www.thesonygeniuses.com/2011/06/ps-vita-can-play-on-any-carrier-even-4g.html
If you head on over to Shack, the site has also conveniently added screens and trailers to the majority of the titles, which you can get at with just the click of your mouse.
- BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II Plus
- Broken
- Untitled Call of Duty game
- Dragon’s Crown
- Dynasty Warriors (working title)
- Gravity
- Hot Shots Golf
- Hustle Kings
- LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7
- Little Deviants
- LittleBigPlanet (working title)
- ModNation Racers
- Monster Hunter Portable 3
- Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee
- Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath
- Reality Fighters (working title)
- Untitled Resistance game
- Ridge Racer (working title)
- Ruin (working title)
- Silent Hill: Book of Memories
- Smart As
- Sound Shapes
- StarDrone
- Street Fighter X Tekken
- Super Stardust Delta (working title)
- Top Darts
- Uncharted: Golden Abyss
- Untitled Badman game
- Unnamed BioShock game
- Virtua Tennis 4
- Wipeout 2048
Update#1
Report – Vita battery life to be comparable to PSP
PlayStation Vita’s battery is set to be the same or near the same as PSP’s except for when you play graphical powerhouses like Uncharted: Golden Abyss, Sony has told Engadget. The company wouldn’t be drawn on specifics on exactly how long it’ll last. And that it’s.
http://www.vg247.com/2011/06/10/report-vita-battery-life-to-be-comparable-to-psp/
Update#2
If you’ve been keeping up with PS Vita news, you have probably already heard that the device will no longer be restricted by regions. Although this is a big bonus, some slightly disappointing information has been released. Apparently, the PS Vita will not include support for any type of video out capability.
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Unfortunately, this is not a rumor. Sony officially confirmed the information on their FAQ for PSVita, which can be checked out at their blog. Sony made a very clear response regarding the video-out features for the device.
When Sony was asked if they had plans to include a video-out cable like HDMI, this was their response :
“No, PS Vita does not have a video output feature”.
This blunt statement will disappoint many gamers who are hoping to hook their PS Vita up to a large screen. This feature would have definitely be nice to have, but perhaps Sony is worried that the handheld may start replacing the PS3 if they include video capability.
For those who did not know, both the PSP Slim and PSP Go were released with video-out capability. However, the PS Vita has a lot more power compared to those devices, so gamers may feel buying the PS3 would not be necessary if they could already get high quality games on a large screen from the PS Vita.
http://www.pspgweber.com/1007/playstation-vita-will-not-have-video-output.html
Update#3
Here is a picture of the PS Vita Memory Cards taken at E3 2011. The Memory Card sizes are 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB as you can see below. No prices has been announced yet.
Source
Update#4
Rumor: PS Vita's Party voice chat feature coming to PS3?
The PlayStation Vita will feature at launch a cross-game voice chat via its Party system. You can think of Party as a built-in mini-social network that allows you to create and host voice chat rooms, invite friends, and allow everyone in your party to see what you are playing and hop into your online game.
We had a demo on the last day of E3 immediately following a hands-on WipEout 2048 experience. Ramana Prakash, manager of Sony Computer Entertainment America’s online technology group, explained that Party allows you to chat with anyone in your group no matter what game you are playing. This has long been a demand of PlayStation 3 gamers, and after seeing how remarkably well it works on Vita, it seems logical the feature will makes its way to Sony’s console.
When asked when we’ll see Party on the PS3, Prakash quickly made it clear that “we are only announcing it for the Vita.” However, quickly after that comment, another rep from Sony, who asked to be anonymous, hinted that we’ll likely see this feature make its way to the PS3.
Beyond the anonymous comment, it would make a lot of sense that Party will eventually come to the PS3 because of Vita’s ability to seamlessly network with the PS3. For instance, our demo of WipEout 2048 put three of us together competing through the PlayStation Network. Two of us played on Vitas and one played on the PS3. This ability is unique, and best of all, it works like a charm. We experienced no lag and we can’t wait to see what other creative things Sony will do with this ability.
The actual Party system is remarkable in person. It’s fast, the voice chat is smooth, and the ability to join a friend in game happens in seconds. Prakash showed how someone invited him to a room to chat, then his friend started to play WipEout 2048, which he could see through a little logo below that friend’s name. At the touch of the screen on the Vita he joined his friend and was ready to compete.
Expect to hear more about Vita’s Party system and with any luck, PS3 fans will get their own party chat feature—and maybe it will connect with the Vita service as well.
http://www.psu.com/Rumor--PS-Vitas-Party-voice-chat-feature-coming-to-PS3---a011987-p0.php
Update#5
Gamestop prices PS Vita games at $39.99
One thing you can’t deny is that Sony has hit a pretty good price point for their upcoming PlayStation Vita. Since the official reveal and pricing the other day, gamers have wondered about the price of its games.
If we are to believe the pricing listed by GameStop on their official site, Vita games will be equally affordably priced. $39.99 for PS3 quality games is definitely a pricing sweet spot. Don’t hold your breath yet, I’d wait for an official announcement.
Update #6
Seven things to love about PlayStation Vita
Here are some information about the seven good things that you will love about the PS Vita. Click the link below to read the information.
http://ingame.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/06/08/6812657-seven-things-to-love-about-playstation-vita
Also new information from Kojima Productions.
FOX Engine Will Run On PlayStation Vita?
Update#7
After PlayStation's Recent Conference at E3, Sony announced that AT&T will be the exclusive carrier for the PS Vita. However, there is a different way to play on the go, with ANY CARRIER, even in 4g.
There is no way around it, AT&T's internet is horrible ( Its always 2 bars in Los Angeles). However, this is NOT your only option to play on the go. Your alternative option for a better internet connection as well as a more reliable carrier, is to Purchase a Portable Wifi aka "Mi-Fi". When you purchase a Mifi, its like carrying your own portable internet wifi spot. These mifi's range from 20 dollars to 60 dollars a month. All carrier companies have their own mifi that you can purchase and pay a monthly service for. A great portable Wifi company, CLEAR, is a 4G portable wifi spot. They offer an excellent 4G service for 40 bucks a month that can be run on 8 devices at once! (PlayStation 3, Sony laptop, Sony Android Xperia Play, Sony Android Tablet, etc).
<table class="tr-caption-container" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; text-align: center;" align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tbody> <tr><td style="text-align: center;">
</td></tr> <tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">Portable, Small, and 4G Connection.</td></tr> </tbody></table>These portable connections can be password secured as and are easy to set up because they connect via wifi to the PS Vita. In fact, this portable wifi online can be played with the original PSP. Best part is you can save yourself the 50 dollars by purchasing the Wifi version of the PS Vita, and use the 50 dollars for the purchase of the equipment of the mifi (if your not leasing the equipment from your carrier). These portable powerhouses can be carried comfortably in your pocket as well. If you already have a cell phone, your carrier might offer a cheaper deal to simply add your mifi to your plan.
So are you guys sticking to AT&T, following the Mifi route, or not playing online at all with your PS Vita?
http://www.thesonygeniuses.com/2011/06/ps-vita-can-play-on-any-carrier-even-4g.html
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