freaking finally RCR coming out....These games are scheduled to come out next week in the NA Playstation Store, from the blogcast:
Spy Hunter $39.99
Retro City Rampage (cross-buy)
Dr. Who: The Eternity Clock
SunFlowers $3.99
freaking finally RCR coming out....These games are scheduled to come out next week in the NA Playstation Store, from the blogcast:
Spy Hunter $39.99
Retro City Rampage (cross-buy)
Dr. Who: The Eternity Clock
SunFlowers $3.99
XSEED Games, an independent-minded publisher, announced today that the action RPG, Ragnarok Odyssey, will ship on October 30th exclusively for the PlayStation Vita handheld entertainment system in North America. Developed by veteran studio Game Arts, Ragnarok Odyssey brings the compelling Ragnarok Online universe to a handheld platform while adding action elements, allowing players to battle on the go. The game will be available in a standard edition with a suggested retail price of $39.99, as well as a deluxe ‘Mercenary Edition’ with extras including a randomized pack of 10 Monster Cards from the over 50 available in-game, a soundtrack CD containing 32 songs, and a 96-page full color ‘Mercenary Guide’ featuring a collection of art, quests, maps, and boss strategies, for an MSRP of $49.99. It will also be available for purchase as a digital download from the PlayStation Network for $39.99.
Set in the popular Ragnarok Online universe, Ragnarok Odyssey is a new handheld title created exclusively for the PS Vita. Players will enter a mythical world where humans and giants battle for supremacy after the fall of the gods. After creating a character from over 20,000 possible combinations based on customizable physical features, players are given the choice of one of six specialized job classes before entering the open world where a healthy dose of real-time, action-based combat awaits. Characters can chain together devastating combo attacks both on the ground and in the air thanks to the game’s extremely versatile combat system. Massive enemies can literally be smacked across the screen, and players can even increase their speed and agility at the expense of HP for particularly challenging battles. The game also promotes cooperative gameplay, supporting up to four players for ad-hoc and online coop.
Ragnarok Odyssey was developed by Game Arts, creators of the Grandia and Lunar series, together with GungHo Online Entertainment in Japan. GungHo Online Entertainment America will publish Ragnarok Odyssey in Europe later this year.
I haven't considered a Vita at all, but will 99% be buying one in a couple of weeks when DJMTT comes out. What kinds of things should I look out for when shopping for the system? Any differences between the Wi-fi and 3G versions besides one being Wi-fi only? What are the odds I'll break it day one when I try to ram my DJMT3 arcade card into it? Need them crew battle points son.
I forget, are you mainland again? If so, scratch around and see if anyone still has the 4g version that has the 8g mem card bundled with it. Its worth it for the memory card alone. Plus i actually like having the 4g. Rather have it and rarely use it, then find myself wanting it and not having it
There was a 4g vita?
Well, it's not 3g and not 4g.
It's hspa+ on Att, and has decent speeds.
Hmm if it's not really 3G or 4G then I'll go with the Wi-Fi one. When I go back to Korea next year, I'll have Wi-Fi 24/7 anyway. Thanks
im retarded, meant to say 3g. Ya id go with the wifi one then if your @ wifi 24/7
Jet Set Radio Vita delayed: http://www.vg247.com/2012/10/16/jet-...optimisations/
lol
I was so sad to see that. Oh well! dokuro is a fun puzzle game. With that and the huge backlog of PS1/PSP games, it'll tide me over till AC:L, RO, and P4 drop in the coming weeks.
I know I'm going to get one of these things eventually, but I don't know if an AC:L bundle is enough to sell me on it, or I should just wait for a good Black Friday bundle.
So has anyone else in Canada seen the 3G Vita yet?
Saw one in store today. $300, includes download codes for Gravity Daze/Unit 13. Only problem was, I couldn't find any mention on the box that it included a memory card, which baffles me, because why would you include two games you couldn't play out of the box without having to buy something else separate from it?
Those girls are looking kind of thick. I approve.
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