SNK on Vita
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All of the Pre-Neo SNK arcade games that are available on the PSN work on the Vita save for 1 or 2 (POW, Ikari Warriors, Alpha Mission, Street Smart, Ozma Wars, etc). The PSN Neo Games - such as MS3 and Magician Lord are available. Any Neo ports that are PS1 classics, such as KOF99. PSP games that are downloaded will run nicely too, of course, such as Metal Slug XX and Strikers 1945 Plus.
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That's great! Any insight on the feel of playing them on Vita vs PSP?
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I generally like the Vita better, for the screen and the D-Pad. I also have one of these for added comfort, which I would highly suggest: http://www.psvitahub.com/2012/02/ps-vita-trigger-grip-attachment.html
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That caught my eye at Best Buy today. Good to know.
So last question, should I get a new one or a new old stock of the original?
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Oh god yes! OLED screen is awesome
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PSP games on vita look great IMO. I def prefer playing on the larger screen - and the scaling is done way better than say playing DS games on 3DSXL.
I have both systems the OLED and the new version. My vote goes to the new version. Lighter-weight and the battery puts the OLED model to fucking shame. Yes, the OLED looks better - but you are lucky to play for a few hours. The new model I play for like 6 hours solid gameplay. PSP games use less juice and it will last even longer. For me, these reasons alone make up for it not being as pretty a screen. If you don't have them side-by-side, the PSV-2000 screen is great.
I have both systems the OLED and the new version. My vote goes to the new version. Lighter-weight and the battery puts the OLED model to fucking shame. Yes, the OLED looks better - but you are lucky to play for a few hours. The new model I play for like 6 hours solid gameplay. PSP games use less juice and it will last even longer. For me, these reasons alone make up for it not being as pretty a screen. If you don't have them side-by-side, the PSV-2000 screen is great.
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Well, I looked at all of the info and decided on a new one. Just got back from Target and picked up the Borderlands 2 Bundle with 8GB mem card. $219 after taxes.
This thing is sweet. Thanks for all of the input. Now to get a larger mem card, a case, and the grip attachment. Those will be next paycheck...
This thing is sweet. Thanks for all of the input. Now to get a larger mem card, a case, and the grip attachment. Those will be next paycheck...
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I bought a 64gig off ebay - works great, haven't filled it up....yet
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I believe that the reason that PSP games look so good on the Vita is that the resolution of the vita is exactly double that of the PSP. So there are no weird scaling effects. The games look pixel-perfect except that one pixel on the PSP becomes 4 pixels on the Vita. That's just what I've heard, though.
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I just found KOF99. For some reason when I search on the Vita I don't see it in the results. I had to go the the Playstation Store website.
Does anyone know if the Capcom Classic Reloaded will work on Vita? It only shows as a PSP game.
Edit: never mind, I forgot you had to side load these through PS3.
Does anyone know if the Capcom Classic Reloaded will work on Vita? It only shows as a PSP game.
Edit: never mind, I forgot you had to side load these through PS3.
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