I don't remember exactly since it's been 2 years since I beat it but I just remember getting to a few of the endings and saying to myself "that's it?" Like I was supposed to have my mind blown but it just kind of ended instead.

I remember platinuming VLR, I had understood everything in the game. Going for all the endings explains and answers every question you would have. Maybe it's the order you went in, but I remember not being able to go certain routes unless you found out certain info on other routes first. I haven't played or even seen what 999 is exactly and it was perfect. 

Huh, I guess I was just expecting more so after I got two or three endings I stopped playing cause I got bored. Then when I looked up stuff about the game later I saw people saying that playing 999 before helps in understanding the entire story. I guess since you like the game a lot then maybe you should check out 999 in case you missed something lol.

Okay so I saw LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin for £19.99 pretty much the day it released and decided to give it a punt. Have to say, I'm very pleasantly surprised.

Thought I'd share the impressions I've put elsewhere in case anyone was looking for a new lighter action game for Vita.

Presentation is much better than previous LEGO games I have played have been. Gone are the awfully compressed pixellated video sequences, the videos are now much cleaner. The game is also a proper 3D (fixed camera) title rather than the isometric iOS/Android ports we've been getting.

Gameplay is classic LEGO, lots of little lego pieces to collect, very destructible scenery, multiple characters all with different abilities. You need to replay levels later on with characters you unlock as you progress to be able to collect all the gold pieces (5 per level). Simple hack and slashy/button mashy combat and a ridiculous plot but some nice humour.

If you like LEGO games, you can do a lot worse than get this, especially if you're looking for something new for Vita.

Graphically it's not the best game on the system, but it's got a solid frame rate, and looks nice enough. I'm not sure if it's Vita's native resolution as it does look a little bit blurry, but that could also just be overkill on the anti aliasing. (I'm no expert in this stuff) but overall the graphics do their job and there's certainly nothing that looks ugly. It certainly looks good enough for me to wonder if the Vita version was actually the lead platform for this release (whereas previously the DS/iOS ones were). Though it could also just be that the 3DS version is actually one of the better looking 3DS titles.

Length of the game to 100% complete is looking like approx 10-15 hours or so with replaying levels for completion? I played for 45 minutes and completed 9.9% of the game.

so a new Utawarerumono was announced today, no platforms yet, why do companies do this :

I haven't played the first game but I did like the anime, so I'd probably buy a vita sequel. Also Aquaplus is teasing a Ps3/vita title announcment for April 10(was this posted ? first time I've seen it ^^)

Source : http://gematsu.com/2015/04/utawarerumono-false-mask-announced

The first one didn't released on Vita already? I watched the anime and was pretty good...

apparently a couple of people on neogaf gotten and email from Sony about that whole Vita lawsuit award them a credit for false advertising:

CASH BACK OR MERCHANDISE OFFER FROM
SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT AMERICA LLC

Dear Customer:

Our records show that you purchased a PlayStation Vita handheld game console prior to June 1, 2012. The Federal Trade Commission has alleged that some SCEA advertisements for the PlayStation Vita during this period were deceptive. Although SCEA neither admits nor denies liability in connection with this matter, SCEA has agreed to settle the dispute with the Federal Trade Commission by offering either cash back (or credit on your PSN account) or merchandise to customers who purchased a PlayStation Vita before June 1, 2012, and who have not returned the product for a full refund.

Accordingly, we are pleased to offer you the opportunity to receive a check for $25 (or a $25 credit on your PSN account). Alternatively, you are eligible to receive a merchandise voucher that you can use to select from a list of merchandise, video games and/or services. The selection of merchandise, video games and/or services that are available through this offer has a retail value of $50 or more.

You are eligible to receive either a check for $25 (or a $25 credit on your PSN account) or a merchandise voucher, but not both. For details of each offer and to make your choice of the $25 check (or credit) or the merchandise voucher, please click here.

You MUST complete and submit the information requested in the above link by June 30, 2015 to be eligible to receive the $25 check (or $25 credit on your PSN account) or merchandise voucher worth $50 or more. Please be assured that your acceptance of this offer does not obligate you to purchase anything.

For more information on our settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, please visit www.ftc.gov and search for “Sony Computer Entertainment America.”
If you have any questions, please call Sony Computer Entertainment America claims administration at 1-800-410-5484.

seems only US vita owners will get this

Yeah, a friend recieved that email too.. He thought it was fishy so consulted with other people...

https://vitaclaims.com/

But seems legal... and I remember the new abut it on november:
http://www.engadget.com/2014/11/25/sony-playstation-vita-ftc-refunds/

Not sure if my actual PSVita is before that Date, but the first one was... but not sure if I can make that claim sending it from Venezuela either...

Doesn't get to canadians, plus they are asses. They ask for the 2 codes on your Vita that just randomly fall offover time. No one with a Vita for more than a year that I know even has those stickers. Should ask for info in the Vita itself...

Those codes aren't required to receive the settlement and yes mine are still on my Vita.  Purchased it the first month it came out.