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I do still play on my PS Vita, and I'm still sad that Sony abandoned it quite quickly after it was released, for me it's a perfect portable "Risk of Rain" machi
by kawsper 6y ago
I do still play on my PS Vita, and I'm still sad that Sony abandoned it quite quickly after it was released, for me it's a perfect portable "Risk of Rain" machine (although I've played other games on it too!), it's also cool that they've ported some PS1 games to it like Metal Gear Solid, I wrote about my experience here: http://kaspergrubbe.com/i-bought-a-ps-vita-in-2016-first-impressions http://kaspergrubbe.com/i-bought-a-ps-vita-in-2016-first-imp...
- Wowfunhappy 6y agoI was never able to comfortably fit a PS Vita in my pocket. :(
- JohnBooty 6y agoThe PS Vita really deserved better. It really did so many things right. The OLED screen is still unmatched by portable consoles IMO. Sure, somewhat higher resolution or higher refresh rates would be nice, but those infinitely deep black levels? Just amazing. There are a few multiplatform games like Undertale for which I consider the PS Vita the best version.
- bogwog 6y agoThe PS Vita is an awesome console for homebrew and game development. I've been working on a small cross-platform game, and used my Vita to both implement cross-compiling in my build system (to port to other systems later), and develop the game for both a touch screen and physical controller. Why bother carrying around a controller, android/ios device, and cables to develop a game when a single Vita will do! If Sony and Nintendo would release their official SDKs for these dead consoles, maybe people would have less reasons throw them away. I don't understand why they're so defensive about it anyways.
- JohnBooty 6y agoGod, if I can ever get some free time, I really want to get into that. Thank you for sharing that!
- opencl 6y agoThe PS1 games on Vita are quite odd from a technical perspective because they run in a PS1 emulator running inside of a PSP emulator.