Yes ! Dokuro in Europe !

So in one month we had EDF 2017, Sumioni, Orgarythm, Retro City Rampage and Dokuro !

And on 3DS...Must Wait 2 month...

My wallet is crying in a corner. Who needs to eat anyway?

Edit: The attach ratio of psvita owners must be really high

+1000 you Level up!

Nowaday with so much checkpints and autosave features EVERY game is a Pick up and Play experience..  I do that a lot on my PS3.. pick up a game play it arround 30min to 1 hour.. then switch to another one or another thing.. like anime o manga.. By Example yesterday at night I was playing One Piece Pirate warriors.. just play it the nigth before for arround a hour and just pick it up in the middle of a mission... I would be more worried if the game were one that You can Pick up and finish in one go... :/ a KZ3 like campaign or better.. like resistance 3.. epic and glorious... would be great... but little missions wouldn't be so bad too.. and it was implicit on the presentation video at gamescon...

So let's wait.. for me if the gameplay is great i don't care if is Pick up and play missions like Unit13 or long campaign like KZ3 or such console games...

Unit 13 was very good for a scoring TPS, one of my first game and platinum on Vita, it let me good souvenirs.

I don't know, it's the cloud. It's like magic. Really though it probably has each game search both Vita and PS3 save files for cross saves compatibility. So instead of making two saves, the game itself is capable of reaching into Vita saves from PS3 or PS3 saves from Vita. So it is kind of like a save file that is in both 1gb storages while not needing to be. So it probably keeps the save in the storage pool it was uploaded from. So my Retro City Rampage save is on Vita's 1gb of cloud data, but my PS3 version loads that save and updates that save. Unless they do create two saves that update together but that seems ineffecient.

Cross save games might as well fall into the 2gb of storage category instead of being seen as 1gb PS3 or 1gb Vita.

EDIT: I might have misunderstood your original question actually. A cross save game should have the option to upload a save from a menu somewhere, at least Retro City Rampage could do it in game. You upload your save that way and it should be in the cloud, but you can always look from content manager if you are worried about deleting a game from your Vita.

What do you think about Retro City Rampage? Do you recommend it? When I played the demo for the first time I got disappointed and didn't like it one bit. I was expecting something totally different, something like the original GTA. But I've recently played the demo second time and this time knowing what to expect, I actually really enjoyed the game. So now I'm kinda at a loss about it. What do you think about it?

I hope for a huge, epic campaign in KZ. With this many savepoints and the sleep mode in Vita I can't care less about bite-sized missions. If I have little time, I have a butt-load of bite-size games. I want epic games to remain epic.

THat's what I'm doing. Cleared Kanji's, Yukiko's, and Rise's dungeon all in one day (while still getting extras for quests). I'm getting good to the point where I should max all SL in one playthrough (hopefully!).

RCR was hilarious. The gameplay isn't perfect, and a few missions are annoying as shit (like the mission where you have to tail a guy, and it's all a commentary on how awful and stupid tailing missions are, but it manages to be just as awful and stupid as any other tailing mission, so it's just annoying instead of being amusing), but I really liked it a lot overall. It was a fun reminder of what it was like growing up playing "Nintendo hard" games. And the sheer number of references to games and TV shows is truly impressive!

The intro is a little weird because the game is so fast paced but the start has things flying at you even faster than the rest of the game. Things become more open and you get used to the speed and they don't throw as much stimulation at you all at once. RCR is a great game and it does pull of the old GTA feel pretty well as it is its main gameplay mechanic. The game doesn't take itself seriously and it is jam packed full of funny gaming culture nods.

See? This is why I should bitch more often.

I bitch about getting no info and BOOM! I get info.