Ps Vita Minecraft 5.00$ To get on Ps4?
So I recently have been saving up for a Playstation 4. Now I have had a Playstation Vita for quite some time and I had gotten Minecraft for my Vita. I downloaded it off the Playstation Store so it is linked to my Playstation Account. I was wondering if since Cross Buy allowed me to get both Minecraft on Ps Vita and Ps3 if when I get a Ps4 if I can pay 5$ to get the Playstation 4 version. I do not have a Playstation 3 ,but since I have a Vita and buying Minecraft for Vita basically means also getting it for Ps3. Now to simplify the question. With Buying Minecraft for Playstation Vita can I pay 5$ to get the Ps4 Version
How big is a Minecraft world?
A Minecraft world grows in size as you explore it with a maximum size of x:±3000000, y:256 and z:±3000000. When you reach the end of a minecraft world (only on x and z axis; the y axis goes forever), you are greeted with a World border - Minecraft Wiki that looks like this: I actually found a way to get out of this border and you can actually walk a bit untill you are suddenly frozen.
How do Sony and Microsoft allow a cross-device gaming?
How do you mean exactly? As far as I'm aware, players on a PS3 can't play online with those on a PS4 and vice versa and same for the Xbox One and Xbox 360.Likewise, those on PSN can't play against those on Xbox Live. Sony allow cross buy platform games, so if you buy a game on PS3, then it's possible you can also get the PS4 or PS Vita version but, it's dependant on the game. From what I've seen that's not the case with Microsoft, for the most part you have to buy the game on both, so in that regard, Sony are doing it better. As far as I'm aware the only game that is the exception is Minecraft, if you've played it on Xbox 360 then instead of paying £15 for the Xbox One version, you can pay £3.50 to upgrade.Some games allow you to transfer your 360/ps3 save for use on Xbox One/PS4, I believe Destiny is one such game, where if you've played on the last gen consoles, when you upgrade your progress will carry over. Possibly the same with Call of Duty Ghosts (as the 360/xbox one dual download code is frequently on offer in the UK).With regards to playing PS3/Xbox 360 games on the PS4/Xbox One, I will clarify Isaac's post. I do own an Xbox One so: Backwards compatibility. At the moment only a few 360 games are compatible with this feature and it's only open to members of the Preview program. If you own the compatible game as a download, you can download it and it's in your library. If you own the game on disc, you can put the disc into the Xbox One and it will download whatevers needed to make it run/work. As far as I'm aware though, you will need the disc in if you want to play it - as people could just borrow/sell once it's installed on the Xbox One. With regards to Sony, they have PlayStation Now which will let you play PS3 games on the PS4. I don't have a PS4 so I'm not sure on the complete list of games or how it works exactly, other than I believe it streams the game to the PS4 - and it's not cheap! Well all I've heard is people complain about the price anyway.
Should I get a 3DS or PS VITA?
Well on the 3DS Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance is coming out and has a crossover with The World Ends With You. But 3DS is region locked so I cant get Good people Die (999 sequel) and its also coming out for PS VITA which is region free. What should I do?
Should I really buy a used PS3 or a PS Vita?
Of the two, I'd suggest a Vita, the game lineup isn't nearly as bad as people claim it is, of course, that's assuming you don't mind games designed to excel in a Japanese market. There's also plenty of retro titles it can access, the PS One classics especially are almost enough to justify buying the system. Personally, I find a lot of indies to be disposable experiences with little satisfaction but if that's your thing, the Vita has a lot of indies available and since you've already got a PS4 and presumably a subscription to PSN you should already have some titles playable in Vita, a lot of indies are cross-buy. The remote play is a handy bonus as well, especially if you share a television.What I might suggest though is waiting a few weeks, E3 is literally only a couple of weeks away and I'm almost certain Sony will be unveiling a new portable (possibly hybrid) console and if so it could be on the market as early as first quarter 2018.
Does remote play between PS4 and PS Vita appear on both screens or only on the screen of Vita?
While using remote play the video is output to both screens though I'm thinking there's very little worth in that because the Vita in most games doesn't emulate the controls very well, the rear touchscreen is either too responsive or too sluggish and buttons that get mapped there become frustrations.Remote play is really handy when you don't have access to your main screen but it isn't a great choice for a primary controller. There are a few exceptions but these are mostly vita ports, anything with complex controls is potentially very frustrating.