A shot of some of the great graphics in this game
The Official PSVita of PSoneclassics
The Playstation Vita is something that I’ve been looking forward to since before it was announced. The Vita has a lot riding on it’s shoulders with the giant of portable gaming Nintendo still competing strong, and new comers to the portable gaming scene making It had a soft launch on February 15th and I managed to grab one at my local game vendor. I’ve had it for about a month, I’ve lived with it’s ups and downs and I feel like I can finally give an honest review, and maybe demystify some of the questions adopters might have. Continue on to read the full review!
Persona 4 is an RPG that I missed on the PS2, and I’m really happy Atlus software is releasing this on the Vita as an upgraded port to the original. I’m usually not an RPG guy, but Altus’ own title Persona 3 Portable made me give out my very first perfect 10 review. That game is still available on PSN and is playable on the Vita as well. These are the wackiest RPGs around, but they’re also some of the best. As soon as a Western release date is announced, I’m there.
While wasting my time not writing a PSVita review I managed to find out that Sony managed to mess up my PSOneClassics. It seems like this has something to do with the update Sony made to PSN (Now SEN).
Where the hell did the copy function go???