| TheShape31 said: I think the only way a direct port would have been a success is if you would be able to play online with Vita against your friends on their PS3, and vice versa. But I just don't think its technically possible to do something like that this generation. So since multiplayer is where its at in CoD land, that would be, essentially, the greatest thing to ever happen to the series - to be able to continue playing online against your buddies w/ consoles, even while you're on the road. And all of the DLC and saved info from your PS3 gets clouded over to the your Vita for a seamless transition. Hopefully some day there can be a more universal PSN that can do such a thing. In the meantime, Vita remains pretty unnecessary as far as core gaming goes. |
There are plenty of games that do that. In regards to Call of Duty they would have to work on it themselves to have cross platform multiplayer. Now there could be some difficulty in dealing with large matches, but those could remain PS3 exclusive while Vita keeps the smaller modes. I'm not sure what the limitations are but I'd venture to guess the main difficulties would be balancing fairness between the two consoles, tweaking controls, and on the user side wireless connection speeds. As for Resistance Burning Skies multiplayer...that game was most likely trampled on by their Call of Duty project. Will Declassified have a full multiplayer experience, not sure. Nihilistic is closing now so there is the worry they didn't polish things despite cutting corners with Resistance or maybe it is just Nihilistic, I would hope Activision would require standards for their title, we will find out soon.
Before the PS3 everyone was nice to me :(
