DemoniOtaku on 26 March 2012
| NoCtiS_NoX said: Surge Concerto’s limited edition PS Vita sticker http://gematsu.com/2012/03/surge-concertos-limited-edition-ps-vita-sticker
The “Agent Pack” limited edition for Gust’s Surge Concerto: Ciel no Surge comes bundled with extra documents, a sound CD, and PlayStation Vita stickers. Today, Twitter user nd_nty provided a first look at the sticker:
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That designs remember me Bioshock.. Looks great.. But I would like more a Limited Edition Vita :/
| NoCtiS_NoX said: Phantasy Star Online 2 Will Be Free To Play On Both PC And Vita http://www.siliconera.com/2012/03/25/phantasy-star-online-2-will-be-free-to-play-on-both-pc-and-vita/ Details on Phantasy Star Online 2’s upcoming closed beta test were discussed at a media briefing today, just as promised by producer, Satoshi Sakai, last week. The closed beta for the game will commence near the end of April, and as previously reported, Sega are making room for 100,000 participants. Other details about the game’s were discussed, too, including the most important one—pricing structure. Phantasy Star Online 2 will be a free-to-play game on both PC and PlayStation Vita, and there will be item-based micro-transactions within the game. It sounds like you’ll be able to download the game’s client for free as well, making it a very accessible game, financially. Sega also announced that they’re developing a version of Phantasy Star Online 2 for iOS and Android smartphones. While this version will also share character data with the PC and Vita versions, it will be a simpler game with social game elements. Phantasy Star Online 2 will see a full release in early summer. The smartphone version will follow sometime in fall, and the PlayStation Vita version will be released in 2013. Great news!!! Yes!!! |
The FRE-To-PLAY new es GREAT!... That's very good news, because that make suyre that the game will always have people playing... and due the nature of this game, more cooperaive than competitive, make it even better for Portable systems like Vita...
