Which would you choose, PS Vita or Nintendo Switch?
Yes, it is! Except, not really. Hear me out:The Vita has been around for a few years, and has a pretty respectable library, especially if you’re into RPGs. If you already have a PS4, there’s Remote Play, meaning you can play your PS4 games on the couch, bed, or anywhere your Wifi signal is good enough. If you subscribe to PS Plus, many games are cross-buy with the PS4 and/or PS3, and it’s not uncommon that the Vita gets more than the 2 games per month. All that being said…The Vita is abandoned. Dead. Finito. Over. Sony still has decent sales for it in Japan, but in the west, it never really took off. The hardware was pretty good when it came out, but is woefully underpowered nowadays. Odds are, a recent entry level smartphone has more raw power. Most games still coming out for it are either dumbed version of bigger games or simply gimmicks. Wasted potential if I ever saw it.Don’t get me wrong, I love my Vita. But getting one now hoping for new games is pointless. Getting one for the (very)respectable library of games and/or Remote Play is pretty valid, but as far as BETTER choices, the Switch is the way to go right nowEdit: fixed some typos
Which is better, a PS Vita Slim or a Nintendo 2DS?
Have a look at the general style of Nintendo and PlayStation games – they are totally different.PlayStation has lots of powerful titles: shooters, fighting games, explorations of virtual worlds, battles against zombies, nice races… Most of them are made in rather a realistic way, with no too much cartoonish elements. To feel PS Vita style, have a look at:Ratchet and Clunk Collection;God of War Collection;Need for Speed Most Wanted;Borderlands 2;Injustice: Gods Among Us.With PS Vita, you’ll have access to huge library of great PlayStation games, made not only for this console but also for PS One, PSP…Nintendo creates colorful, fun, cartoon-like games. We may even said, they are dedicated mostly on children and those who have the spirit of a child inside… Have a look at such game titles to feel the style of Nintendo 2DS:Pokémon Sun and Moon;New Super Mario Bros. 2;Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS;Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright and Conquest;Mario Kart 7.Through Nintendo 2DS you’ll have access to a huge library of Nintendo games, made for different generations of consoles (from NES…).PS Vita is a bit more powerful and makes feeling of playing on a big console, put in a small and convenient device. Nintendo 2DS is mean to be portable, it’s like a toy, a nice toy…Both of the consoles has not so many new titles. Sony gave up on PS Vita long time ago. Nintendo works more on their Switch console. Still, Nintendo 2DS is current console and has more support than PS Vita. The recent release of Detective Pikachu is a proof of this:
Are there shops in Phuket, Thailand where you can buy Nintendo Wii, PSP, X-Box and etc...?
These electronics are not any cheaper in Thailand, in fact may be slightly more expensive.. In Thailand the currency is the Thai baht and there about THB 32 to the 1 US $ at moment As an example bought a Sony PSP a few weeks ago in Thailand for THB8500 which is around US$ 265
How do I get Sonic Adventure in my psp?
I know theres a way to put Dreamcast, Nintendo 64, and arcade games etc. but idk how to do it. They have videos on youtube but there kinda confusing. Anybody know how to do it easy, step by step please . . .
Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess for Wii OR a Sony PSP?
Which would you pick? I got $50 this year for Chinese New Year and I know a PSP is not $50 unless it is broken, but my friend is willing to sell me his PSP for 50 bucks. A Wii game costs $50 average, you which would you pick? Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess OR a Sony PSP?
WCW NWO Revenge on PSP or Wii?
http://faqs.ign.com/articles/104/1049075...
How do you find out which version of PSP you have without the box?
Turn on your psp and go all the way to the left to tools and go down to system settings and click x. Now go all the way to the bottom once you are there click up once and it should say system information and click x. It will say system version and that is the version of your psp.
I'm conflicted about whether I should buy a psp vita in 2 days or a ps4. Which one should I buy?
If you are used to playing on a full console system I would not recommend buying a handheld to replace it. You will probably be disappointed. Game play on a handheld is typically not nearly as immersive. You also will not be able to play many of your PS3 games on the Vita and the handheld control system will take a bit of getting used to. The new PlayStation 4 Consoles are available with a ton of options and add-ons, and like a previous respondent said the games for the PS4 are just so much better than the PS3 generation of games. I am sure you can find a few titles that will keep you busy for a long time, and if you do get nostalgic for some of your PS3 titles, trade in your newer, but played PS4 games for another older, but cheap PS3 system.