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gentii on 21 August 2012

the future of vita is PS3 controller!!!

out of portable war



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Euphoria14 on 21 August 2012
Kynes said:
VicViper said:
Euphoria14 said:

Ever seen the Galaxy Note? It comes with one.

I think that was a blunder by Sony with the Vita. Considering it can use a stylus they should have packaged one.


I agree, it's a very good option.

That's a good suggestion for a revision. Should add something like 1 dollar to the price.

I never used a galaxy note, but yeah, I forgot about it. I hope it becomes a staple. The stylus emanate heat or something?

Capacitive screens work with our fingers because we are a bit electrical conductive. This type of stylus use a material that emulates the conductive characteristics of our fingers. That's why you can't use a capacitive screen with woolen gloves, as wool is an insulator.

Resistive screens (NDS/WiiU?/Old touch screen phones) just use pressure.

Which is why TWEWY kicked the crap out of my DS screen and TWEWY2 will kill my 3DS.



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Kynes on 21 August 2012
Euphoria14 said:
Kynes said:
VicViper said:
Euphoria14 said:

Ever seen the Galaxy Note? It comes with one.

I think that was a blunder by Sony with the Vita. Considering it can use a stylus they should have packaged one.


I agree, it's a very good option.

That's a good suggestion for a revision. Should add something like 1 dollar to the price.

I never used a galaxy note, but yeah, I forgot about it. I hope it becomes a staple. The stylus emanate heat or something?

Capacitive screens work with our fingers because we are a bit electrical conductive. This type of stylus use a material that emulates the conductive characteristics of our fingers. That's why you can't use a capacitive screen with woolen gloves, as wool is an insulator.

Resistive screens (NDS/WiiU?/Old touch screen phones) just use pressure.

Which is why TWEWY kicked the crap out of my DS screen and TWEWY2 will kill my 3DS.


You can still press using a soft touch XD



VicViper on 21 August 2012
Euphoria14 said:

Which is why TWEWY kicked the crap out of my DS screen and TWEWY2 will kill my 3DS.

My DS Lite screen is in bad shape too!

I mean, my screen protector, but I have no intention of changing it, so it's my "screen"

Worst one...Pokémon Dash... thank god it's crap and did not played much. Picross 3D was also very harsh to my XL screen... and damn it for being my GOTY!



Euphoria14 on 21 August 2012
Kynes said:
Euphoria14 said:
Kynes said:
VicViper said:
Euphoria14 said:

Ever seen the Galaxy Note? It comes with one.

I think that was a blunder by Sony with the Vita. Considering it can use a stylus they should have packaged one.


I agree, it's a very good option.

That's a good suggestion for a revision. Should add something like 1 dollar to the price.

I never used a galaxy note, but yeah, I forgot about it. I hope it becomes a staple. The stylus emanate heat or something?

Capacitive screens work with our fingers because we are a bit electrical conductive. This type of stylus use a material that emulates the conductive characteristics of our fingers. That's why you can't use a capacitive screen with woolen gloves, as wool is an insulator.

Resistive screens (NDS/WiiU?/Old touch screen phones) just use pressure.

Which is why TWEWY kicked the crap out of my DS screen and TWEWY2 will kill my 3DS.


You can still press using a soft touch XD

Nothing can save a DS from TWEWY, just like nothing will save your 3DS from TWEWY2, lol.

Well worth it though. The game is so awesome!



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Kinneas14 on 22 August 2012

Yes, Sony should do that. Making a bundle with a Vita, a PS3 and a game that can uses Vita functionalities, like LBP2, can rise people awareness on Vita capabilities.
The only problem could be the price.



Kynes on 22 August 2012
Kinneas14 said:
Yes, Sony should do that. Making a bundle with a Vita, a PS3 and a game that can uses Vita functionalities, like LBP2, can rise people awareness on Vita capabilities.
The only problem could be the price.


A huge one.



Soundwave on 23 August 2012

They'd have to shave $50 off the price of both the Vita and PS3 to make this feasible.

It'd still be $399.99 though, which is pretty damn expensive, probably a $100 more than the Wii U and comparable in price to the XBox 720/PS4.

Not sure who would be the market for this. Just because you bundle something doesn't make it a success, the PSMove/PS3 bundle was everywhere for a while too.



Soundwave on 23 August 2012
halil23 said:
Soundwave said:
They'd have to shave $50 off the price of both the Vita and PS3 to make this feasible.


If Sony do that with the new PS3 Slim, it will sell a lot more than a regular PS3, heck I would buy it day one!!

Sony make it happen!


Uh no. The regular PS3 model would sell a lot more. That's nice that you'd be excited about it, but you're one person. 

Again, most retailers phased out the PS3 + Move bundles as they weren't that popular, I don't think this would be much different.