How many vita games do you have in your library? | |||
| 0-10 | 184 | 31.51% | |
| 11-20 | 109 | 18.66% | |
| 21-30 | 69 | 11.82% | |
| 30+ | 215 | 36.82% | |
| Total: | 577 | ||
Dr.Vita said:
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Bring it! Though I'm really starting to find these limited runs getting expensive! Still need Ar no Surge >_< and the Xonic Vinyl LE looks stunning so I want that, though it ma well be sold out before I have the money at 450 units. My annual bonus in November can't come soon enough!
RIP Dad 25/11/51 - 13/12/13. You will be missed but never forgotten.
| DemoniOtaku said: That last look awesome.. a shame there's not Tekken tag 2on Vita :( |
Yeah, Tekken is one of the few IP's that I'm really gutted never came to Vita. It was perfect timing with Tag 2 as well, it's a damn shame we never got it.
Though Tekken 6 for PSP is sublime.
September's EU PSN chart is quite interesting. It seems a lot of people decided to buy PSP games which I'm guessing were on sale:
PSVita Top 20
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories [PSP] (RE)
GTA: Liberty City Stories [PSP] (20)
Minecraft (6)
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker [PSP] (RE)
Resident Evil Revelations 2 (5)
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars [PSP] (RE)
Terraria (RE)
Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment (15)
Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls (New)
Manhunt 2 [PSP] (RE)
One Piece Pirate Warriors 3 (New)
Midnight Club L.A. Remix [PSP] (RE)
God of War: Ghost of Sparta [PSP] (RE)
The Warriors[PSP] (RE)
Tekken 6 [PSP] (RE)
Star Wars: Battlefront II [PSP] (RE)
FIFA 15 (1)
Metal Gear Solid HD Collection (RE)
Gran Turismo [PSP] (RE)
Titan Souls (RE)
The US one is a bit less remarkable though it looks like MGS 5 has sparked some interest in the older titles:
PSVita Top 10
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater – HD Edition
Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment
Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z
Assassin’s Creed III: Liberation
Minecraft
Borderlands 2
Hyperdimension Neptunia U: Action Unleashed
Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls
Heroes of Loot
Ratchet & Clank Collection
Come on Rockstar, the EU chart shows there's plenty of interest in GTA on the Vita, at least throw us the iOS ports of the PS2 trilogy across now! I do wonder if Civilization and X:Com if they do come West could be a bit of a barometer for that.
RIP Dad 25/11/51 - 13/12/13. You will be missed but never forgotten.
MikeRox said:
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Yeah couldn't find a copy of Ar no Surge in stores and I've been looking for tales of hearts since forever maybe I should try this buying from online thing. You importers love.
Bet with gooch_destroyer, he wins if FFX and FFX-2 will be at $40 each for the vita. I win if it dont
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SnakeDrake said:
Yeah couldn't find a copy of Ar no Surge in stores and I've been looking for tales of hearts since forever maybe I should try this buying from online thing. You importers love. |
Indeed, it's got to the point for me now that even new releases aren't likely to be carried in stores :( So pretty much everything is starting to have to come off the interwebz now, though I don't generally import. Only if a title is exclusive to the US.
RIP Dad 25/11/51 - 13/12/13. You will be missed but never forgotten.
| MikeRox said: September's EU PSN chart is quite interesting. It seems a lot of people decided to buy PSP games which I'm guessing were on sale: Come on Rockstar, the EU chart shows there's plenty of interest in GTA on the Vita, at least throw us the iOS ports of the PS2 trilogy across now! I do wonder if Civilization and X:Com if they do come West could be a bit of a barometer for that. |
Pretty disappointing spread of Vita titles in the EU chart to be honest. Though Hollow Fragment hanging around is ncie to see.
| MikeRox said: September's EU PSN chart is quite interesting. It seems a lot of people decided to buy PSP games which I'm guessing were on sale: Come on Rockstar, the EU chart shows there's plenty of interest in GTA on the Vita, at least throw us the iOS ports of the PS2 trilogy across now! I do wonder if Civilization and X:Com if they do come West could be a bit of a barometer for that. |
A HD peacewalker would be nice too.
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SnakeDrake said:
Yeah couldn't find a copy of Ar no Surge in stores and I've been looking for tales of hearts since forever maybe I should try this buying from online thing. You importers love. |
Ar no Surge is like a 0.01 percent chance of finding in stores. It was exclusively sold online on the NISAmerica store in NA. Some online outlets got it after and sold out pretty fast. Some may still have but the price is going up. It's extremely limited.
if in NA, GameStop and EB Games is the only place it's officially sold so looking anywhere else is useless literally.
| MikeRox said: September's EU PSN chart is quite interesting. It seems a lot of people decided to buy PSP games which I'm guessing were on sale: Come on Rockstar, the EU chart shows there's plenty of interest in GTA on the Vita, at least throw us the iOS ports of the PS2 trilogy across now! I do wonder if Civilization and X:Com if they do come West could be a bit of a barometer for that. |
US Top 10 is more remarkeable being that are all Vita native games... And 7th plae of Danganronpa is notable too.... The two before it did get to the top10 when released?
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MikeRox said: Come on Rockstar, the EU chart shows there's plenty of interest in GTA on the Vita, at least throw us the iOS ports of the PS2 trilogy across now! I do wonder if Civilization and X:Com if they do come West could be a bit of a barometer for that. |
It's GTA! They don't a barometer, of course it well sell well! (even on vita)
Hope you're right though :(
hoggin' all the action, I see...
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