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Except the point of Wii U isn't remote play.



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Did you make this whole article by yourself?
You should go into gaming journalism!



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Let's assume at least $500 for PS4 Premium + $250 for PSV = $750 for remote play on PS4 vs. $350 for WiiU Deluxe (Maybe $299 by PS4 launch) with off-tv play and asymetric multiplayer right out of the box. Very few people are going to pay an extra $250 just for that feature.



N-Magic said:
torok said:
Why is it a copy? Remote play existed even on PSP. Now it is only being implemented correctly. I used it on PS3 sometimes, but the lack of campatible games is a killer problem. But it was nice to keep and eye at downloads on PS3, but wasn't a killer feature.

If they make every PS4 game compatible, or at least most of them, it will be more interesting. But I won't use it a lot anyway. Why I will play gorgeous PS4 games on a 5' screen if I have a 40' one? And that TV is only for gaming, so its always available. When I can't play there for some reason, I play Vita games. I'm more interested in the companion app to access extra content in the games using Vita or my tablet. That is a killer feature. But, if Gaikai allow me to play remote games on Vita using the Internet, now that is a killer feature.

The idea .

i absolutely agree.  nintendo's blantant copying of sony's idea is disgusting. 



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I played God of War HD collection almost all through remote play. I also always just play Mario on the gamepad. This is a feature I'm really looking forward to.

Also Sony has stated it works with all PS4 games, except those requiring the eye/move.



It's a nice feature for those that own both systems but since Sony has done nothing to boost Vita's fortunes, this is meaningless to most people.



 

Kenology said:
ethomaz said:
Sorry but what did you smoke? Copying? Sony did remote 7 years ago with PSP and you think it is a copy lol lol lol

Nintendo did it even earlier with GC and Cube, but who's counting.

Not at all the same



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To me this shows Sony has little cooking on the vita front. I am not going to get a vita if the only thing it can do in the future is play ps4 games. And will this feature even work on 3G? If not this really loses a lot of the remote play steam. Wii u is built around the second screen experience.



Game companies have been flirting with this type of gameplay for years now. Nintendo had Zelda four swords adventure and the GBA, and that was a distaster. Sony did it again, better this time, with PSP and PS3 remote play, it wasn't something that sold either console, but it was a nice bonus. It'll be the same with PS4 and Vita I believe, a nice bonus for people that own both consoles, but not something that will sell either the PS4 or the Vita, they'll sell, or not sell, based on their own merits and game libraries. Microsoft will more than likely do something similar in a "me too" fashion, but I doubt they'll ever enter the handheld race against Sony and Nintendo.



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