*Facepalm*
That's not even a surprise smh, I was fooled cause  saw the EU trailer that showed the Vita Box Art, but I couldn't pre-order here in Canada Lol.

Congrads

With Plus you'll get to experience Uncharted and of course Gravity Rush (All hail Kat!!!) Anyways also check out Tearaway as it has been getting tons of praise from critics and users, plus it looks glorious. 

So, where are the reviews for Celceta? :'(

http://www.siliconera.com/2013/11/26/persona-4-dancing-night-feature-remixes-japanese-music-artists/


"Yes, Persona 4: Dancing All Night is tied to the series’ story". O_0

Apparently this dancing game is the sequel to the new fighting game which is a sequel to the old fighting game which takes place after the events of the main RPG game.

You could always import :)


LOL I've been the whole day on chat with poor Indian guy from EA support.... And still nothing is solved. Anyway I have 2 PSN accounts, played NFS MW on one signed with Origin and all that nonsense, switched accounts and want to play it on another account... but!!! Can't connect to Origin because I connected to it from different PSN account. So I want EA to unlink all PSN accounts from my Origin account... It's a damn simple task, but after 12 hours of chat I'm still at dead end. 

Ys: Memories of Celceta launch trailer

Now's the time to start expanding their userbases.  3DS owners buy rhythm games (see: Miku; Theatrhythm).  Vita owners by first-person dungeon crawlers (see: Demon Gaze).

I don't understand why they'd segregate the games like this.  They've been trying to expand Etrian Odyssey's userbase recently (with Millenium Girl).  They have the perfect opportunity to expand to Vita since there's already plenty of Persona fans already there (see: Persona 4 Golden) yet they make it 3DS-exclusive.  

I don't see the reason for exclusivity of either game, to be honest.

because they are both quick cash grabs, simply reskinned versions of EO and Miku that they can make a quick buck off of. to port it over would cost more money

These arguments about the various persona games (though understandable) are just a little too fixed on the individual wants on the people making them in my opinion, cynical though it can sound it is true that Atlus are simply using their IPs to the maximum and building on top of established games to create new titles which will sell reasonably well and will be inexpensive to make.

The fact that they're not what you wanted or you feel they're on the wrong platform is a feeling I can understand, but sometimes you have to accept that this is a business and that this isn't the first or last time someone has felt or will feel screwed over by a company - it comes with being a gamer unfortunately

The key here is that Atlus is a small company with limited resources - the EO team is not very big I'd imagine and therefore a port would be either inconvenient or expensive if they had to outsource it and so PQ on 3DS only is understandable.

Also I expect they're hoping for some cross fertilization by using the more famous persona IP to attract more people to an EO-type game, hopefully meaning that future EO games will be more popular.

The final thing to remember is that although Atlus are small, their quality is consistent and so I expect even P4Dancing to be a good game even if it's not everyone's cup of tea - at the end of the day I expect all 4 games to be good and if you don't like the fact that a vita RPG wasn't one of them, my advice is to wait and see. An enhanced version of P5 is an inevitability and the film means that an ultimate P3 is also likely. Also, given how well P4G did on vita, I don't think we've been abandoned just yet, so look on the bright side

Oh, and one last thing, how come no-one complained about SMT4 being on vita? (I can't remember this level of butthurt)

3 games got a date in Japan

http://gematsu.com/2013/11/noire-gekishin-black-heart-japanese-release-date-set

http://gematsu.com/2013/11/girls-und-panzer-master-the-tank-road-dated-in-japan

http://gematsu.com/2013/11/hatsune-miku-project-diva-f-2nd-dated-japan