arcane_chaos said:
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It must have been, Legend of Heroes or Y's Celceta thore are the only two rpg coming to Vita soon... and Ragnarok Oddissey is from gameArts, aswell as Picotto Knights, but thore aren't tunr absed RPG as Grandias.. I would love a new Grandia, we don't see one since Grandia III on PS2... where so bad the sells of that game? GameArt seem to love a lot Vita, and its games ae selling very well for some release launch games...
| Mmmfishtacos said:
Soul Sacifice is looking to out shine Monster hunter, and if it lives up to they hype it could explode in Japan. Not sure if a date has been set in stone. I've never been a fan on AC, I really hated the first game and havn't touched another one. But I might pick up Liberations. Theres just so much going on at the end of the year. Plus I'm getting Wii U.
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The only thing against Soul Sacrifice is that so much mature on theme than Monster Hunter... and it could get even a rateing for older ages... that could play against it, being that monster hunter is almost for everyone rated...
| ShadowMagist said: http://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/call-of-duty-black-ops-declassified-ps-vita-bundle/ Sony is aggressively pricing its consoles this holiday. The company introduced a brand new 250GB model of its six-year-old PlayStation 3 game console on Monday, but rather than drop the price of the machine, it actually raised it from $250 to $270, bundling a game in to justify the jump. The PlayStation Vita portable console, meanwhile, has reportedly sold just over 2 million units worldwide. Those are the sort of sales that forced Nintendo to slash the price of the Nintendo 3DS from $250 to $170 just months after its release in 2011, but Sony is sticking to its guns. No Vita price drop. Instead it’s releasing bundles with new games like Assassin’s Creed III: Liberation and Call of Duty Black Ops: Declassified. A new report from Videogamer, however, demonstrates that the $250 price tag on the Call of Duty Black Ops: Declassified bundle isn’t too big of a money saver. The copy of Declassified that comes with the PS Vita isn’t a physical copy of the game, just a download voucher. Now a download voucher for a $50 game isn’t a negative. The game itself costs that much regardless of whether there’s a physical copy or not. The problem is that the bundle only comes with a 4GB proprietary memory stick for the system. While it’s unknown how much data Declassified takes up as a download, large Vita games can come close to filling that card. Uncharted: Golden Abyss for example eats up 2.7GB, while FIFA 13 eats up 2.8GB. Hmm. I saw a rumor going around that the Assassins Creed Bundle was also designed like this, with a voucher instead of the physical game. And with just a 4 gig memory card, Sony seems like it could be setting itself up for a PR headache(not that they'd care since that department has gone bye-bye lol). Thoughts? |
Well, Blazblue CSExte is the most heavy sized game for digtal, 3.4gb, but regardless is Digital or Phisical, if it come with the MC is a great Deal, this is just to begin... or you want a 32gb MC and Phisical game for 250$...? That's impossible, I think that SONY with these bundles is doing it great.. only need to confirm LBP bundle for US release before Holidays (specially before Black Friday) so it can boost with little kids sells...
