| RealGamingExpert said: 1. Can i still buy all PSP games on the Playstation Store or are there games that arent on there (also the prices would be great!)? 2. Can i import games and play them on the vita or are there any region locks? 3. Any game recommendations? I mainly plan on buying RPGs, but there are probably a lot more good games than that! 4. I own a PS3, so Remote Play will be a thing i will use. I've read that not all games work with remote play so i looked up a list of games that would work. (http://www.vitaplayer.co.uk/list-of-ps-vita-remote-play-compatible-games/) It seems like only a hand full of games work and none of those that i'd play are on there. Am i missing something or are these really the only games that work with Remote Play? 5. Are there any hidden costs? I know that i have to buy a memory card, but maybe there is more!? 6. Last question isnt that important, but can i record gameplay of the vita without buying a capture card or something? The 3DS unfortunately needs a expensive capture card to record gameplay, so if its possible without any additional costs that would be great! |
1 - Not all of them are avaiable, but you can access the online PSN website that shows all games from PSN and you can see all PSP games that are available digitally: https://store.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com/
2 - Yes, it is regions free.
3 - Y's, Muramasa, Final Fantasy X/X-2 and Persona are the best RPGs. Other great games are Tearaway, Gravity Rush, LittleBigPlanet Vita, Street Fighter X Tekken, Uncharted, Killzone and so on. PS Plus signature is a good idea since you will get most of these games for free.
4 - It's just these games, very few. I only tested with Shadow of The Colossus once. On PS3, the games have to reserve memory to allow remote play on PSP/Vita, so only a few did that. On PS4 the reserve of RAM is made by the system, so it works with all games (except PS Move titles). So, Remote Play on PS3 is basically useless, on PS4 it works.
5 - Not really, just the memory card. If you plan on a PS+ subscription, a 32 or 64GB card is the best choice. I got it with a 8GB one that was more tha enough until I got PS+ and now I have a 32GB one full (30 games).
6 - No, unfortunatelly you need the same kind of additions as 3DS. Some PSPs had a video output, so you could just use a PC with capture card. Only Vita TV would allow the same since it uses a HDMI.
