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Forums - Sony Discussion - *UPDATE* (See it in action)Play PS3 games through your Vita, and use the Vita as a PS3 controller. KIllzone 3 and LBP 2 OMG!!!!!!

blkfish92 on 15 September 2011

Going to be awesome!



           

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Jay520 on 16 September 2011
o_O.Q said:
Slimebeast said:
Why would I want to play a PS3 game on a tiny screen and lower image quality?

looks like this is a common habit for you, anyway, why would i buy a 360 when most of its games release on pc with better graphics, cheaper prices, better/free online etc... i think thats the true mystery...



I'm pretty sure Slimebeast is joking

o_O.Q on 16 September 2011
Jay520 said:
o_O.Q said:
Slimebeast said:
Why would I want to play a PS3 game on a tiny screen and lower image quality?

looks like this is a common habit for you, anyway, why would i buy a 360 when most of its games release on pc with better graphics, cheaper prices, better/free online etc... i think thats the true mystery...


I'm pretty sure Slimebeast is joking

he should apply to be a comedian then because making jokes like that seems to be the main thing he does on here



Baalzamon on 16 September 2011

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Baalzamon on 16 September 2011
UncleScrooge said:

And most 3G plans only cover up to 1GB of data per month at a speed of 7.2mbit/s. I simply can't see this working. Sorry if I'm misinformed here.

I'm not quite sure where you got that.  Verizon offers multiple tiers of 3G data (2GB is the least), and none of them limit your speed after a certain threshold of data is met.  AT&T also never throttles your speed, they simply have a 5GB limit and it costs $.05 per MB after that.  Sprint's 3G plan is still unlimited, and they don't throttle your speeds whether you use 2MB of data in a month of 24GB of data in a month.

T Mobile is the only one who throttles you, and that is at either 2GB, 5GB, or 10GB depending on which plan you purchase.  After that, you will have a slower speed, but still unlimited for how much you can use.



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UncleScrooge on 16 September 2011
Baalzamon said:
UncleScrooge said:

And most 3G plans only cover up to 1GB of data per month at a speed of 7.2mbit/s. I simply can't see this working. Sorry if I'm misinformed here.

I'm not quite sure where you got that.  Verizon offers multiple tiers of 3G data (2GB is the least), and none of them limit your speed after a certain threshold of data is met.  AT&T also never throttles your speed, they simply have a 5GB limit and it costs $.05 per MB after that.  Sprint's 3G plan is still unlimited, and they don't throttle your speeds whether you use 2MB of data in a month of 24GB of data in a month.

T Mobile is the only one who throttles you, and that is at either 2GB, 5GB, or 10GB depending on which plan you purchase.  After that, you will have a slower speed, but still unlimited for how much you can use.


Well... America's got those stupid 3 year contracts, don't you?  But I guess you have an advantage when it comes to 3G then T Mobile is the biggest provider in germany and by far has the best mobile network and allmost all of their "unlimited" plans throttle you down to 64kbits/s after 1GB. Actually faster in a lot of cases. Other providers just do the same. Well at least our contracts are cheap haha



Baalzamon on 16 September 2011
UncleScrooge said:
Baalzamon said:
UncleScrooge said:

And most 3G plans only cover up to 1GB of data per month at a speed of 7.2mbit/s. I simply can't see this working. Sorry if I'm misinformed here.

I'm not quite sure where you got that.  Verizon offers multiple tiers of 3G data (2GB is the least), and none of them limit your speed after a certain threshold of data is met.  AT&T also never throttles your speed, they simply have a 5GB limit and it costs $.05 per MB after that.  Sprint's 3G plan is still unlimited, and they don't throttle your speeds whether you use 2MB of data in a month of 24GB of data in a month.

T Mobile is the only one who throttles you, and that is at either 2GB, 5GB, or 10GB depending on which plan you purchase.  After that, you will have a slower speed, but still unlimited for how much you can use.


Well... America's got those stupid 3 year contracts, don't you?  But I guess you have an advantage when it comes to 3G then T Mobile is the biggest provider in germany and by far has the best mobile network and allmost all of their "unlimited" plans throttle you down to 64kbits/s after 1GB. Actually faster in a lot of cases. Other providers just do the same. Well at least our contracts are cheap haha

2 year contracts, but yea :

Also, I think T Mobile is 1GB, the previous article I read was incorrect.



Money can't buy happiness. Just video games, which make me happy.

NoCtiS_NoX on 16 September 2011

I updated the OP. Check the full video demo of the remote play.



zuvuyeay on 16 September 2011

forgive my dumbness because i'm not really up on handhelds but i can see the advantage of crossplay you know two people playing together one on vita one on ps3

but what is remote play for,i don't understand,the PS3 has to be on right so why not just use it



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-Newcloud- on 16 September 2011
zuvuyeay said:
forgive my dumbness because i'm not really up on handhelds but i can see the advantage of crossplay you know two people playing together one on vita one on ps3

but what is remote play for,i don't understand,the PS3 has to be on right so why not just use it


As long as there is wifi at both platforms you dont need to be at your house to use remote play, but killzone will need to be in the disc tray