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Key:
N - New This Week
X - Expires With Next Update
P - Permanent Price Drop
C - Cross Buy (Vita/PS3)
D - Demo or Full Game Trial Available

Pre-orders


Battlefield 4 - $59.99 - Ends 10/29 [customspoiler='Bonuses']China Rising Expansion & Exclusive Theme[/customspoiler]
Battlefield 4 - Premium - $49.99 - Ends 10/29
Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse - $14.99 X [customspoiler='Bonuses']Original Genesis game, Avatars, & Exclusive Theme[/customspoiler]
Diablo III - $59.99 X [customspoiler='Bonuses']Infernal Helm DLC Pack & Exclusive Theme[/customspoiler]
FIFA 14 - $59.99 - Out 9/24 [customspoiler='Bonuses']24 FUT Gold Packs & Exclusive Theme[/customspoiler]

Grand Theft Auto V - $59.99 - Out 9/17 [customspoiler='Bonuses']75% Discount on a Rockstar PSN Title, Atomic Blimp, & Exclusive Theme[/customspoiler]

NHL 14 - $59.99 - Ends 9/10 D [customspoiler='Bonuses']24 HUT Gold Packs & Exclusive Theme[/customspoiler]
Rain - $14.99 - Ends 10/1 [customspoiler='Bonuses']Avatars, Dynamic and Static Themes, & Musical Montage[/customspoiler]
 
Bundles

Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon & Call of Juarez Gunslinger Bundle - $24.99 - 17% Off ND

Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rainslick Precipice of Darkness Episode 1 & 2 Bundle - $7.49 - 50% Off NX

Pinballistik + DLC Bundle - $4.99 - 38% Off NP

Soldner-X 2: Final Prototype Complete Bundle - $5.99 - 54% Off - [customspoiler='Includes']Full Game + The Last Chapter Add-on[/customspoiler]

Soldner-X 2: Final Prototype + Soldner-X: Himmelssturmer Bundle - $6.99 - 53% Off - [customspoiler='Does Not Include']Last Chapter Add-on for X2[/customspoiler]

PS3

Amy - $1.99 - 33% Off
Closure - $7.49 - 50% Off NXD
Dragon Fantasy Book I - $4.99 - 50% Off NXC

Dyad - $7.49 - 50% Off NXD

flOw - $5.59


Flower - $6.99 D



Journey - $7.49 - 50% Off NXD

Limbo - $7.49 - 50% Off NXCD

Madden NFL 13 - $29.99 - 25% Off NP
Need for Speed: Most Wanted - $29.99 - 25% Off NPD
Pinballistik - Free NP
Retro City Rampage - $4.99 - 66% Off NXC
Retro/Grade - $4.99 - 50% Off - Compatible with Guitar Controller NXD
Skullgirls - $7.49 - 50% Off NXD
Tokyo Jungle - $7.49 - 50% Off NX
Soldner-X: Himmelssturmer - $3.99 - 50% Off



Soldner-X 2: Final Prototype - $4.99 - 50% Off
Wicked Monsters Blast! HD - $4.99 - 50% Off- Move Compatible
Zombie Tycoon II: Brainhov's Revenge - $4.99 - 50% Off NXC


 

PS2 Classics

Raiden III - $5.99 - 40% Off
Add-ons




DJ Hero - Jay-Z vs. Eminem Pack - $3.99 - 50% Off N
DJ Hero 2 - Hard Edge Mix Pack - $2.99 - 50% Off N
DJ Hero 2 - Ultra Mix Pack - $3.99 - 50% Off N

Dragon's Crown - Storyteller Voice Pack - Free X



Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock - Classic Rock Track Pack - $3.13 - 50% Off N
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock - Coldplay Track Pack - $3.13 - 50% Off N
Guitar Hero 5 - Avenged Sevenfold Track Pack - $2.75 - 50% Off N
Guitar Hero 5 - Rock 1 Track Pack - $5.49 - 50% Off N
Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock - Linkin Park Track Pack - $5.99 - 50% Off N
Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock - Rocky Horror Picture Show Track Pack - $2.75 - 50% Off N
Guitar Hero World Tour - Classic Rock Track Pack - $2.75 - 50% Off N
Guitar Hero World Tour - Queen Track Pack - $2.75 - 50% Off N
Rocksmith - "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen - $1.99 - 33% Off NX
Rocksmith - "Fat Bottomed Girls" by Queen - $1.99 - 33% Off NX
Rocksmith - "Godzilla" by Blue Oyster Cult - $1.99 - 33% Off NX
Rocksmith - "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" by Pat Benatar - $1.99 - 33% Off NX
Rocksmith - "Keep Yourself Alive" by Queen - $1.99 - 33% Off NX
Rocksmith - "Killer Queen" by Queen - $1.99 - 33% Off NX
Rocksmith - "My Sharona" by The Knack - $1.99 - 33% Off NX
Rocksmith - "Stone Cold Crazy" by Queen - $1.99 - 33% Off NX

Soldner-X 2: Final Prototype - The Last Chapter - $2.49 - 50% Off

 

PS1 Classics - All of these are compatible with PS3 and PSP unless otherwise noted. Check this thread for Vita compatibility.
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Minis - All of these are compatible with PS3 and PSP unless otherwise noted. Check this thread for Vita compatibility.
1000 Tiny Claws - $1.75 - 50% Off
Blimp: The Flying Adventures - $1.49
Monsters (Probably) Stole My Princess - $2.49 - 50% Off

Who's That Flying?! - $2.49 - 50% Off

 
PSP Games - Check this thread for Vita Compatibility
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Vita Games

Dragon Fantasy Book I - $4.99 - 50% Off NXC

Earth Defense Force 2017 Portable - $19.99 - 50% Off N

Limbo - $7.49 - 50% Off NXCD

Need for Speed: Most Wanted - $19.99 - 33% Off NP

Retro City Rampage - $4.99 - 66% Off NXCD

Zombie Tycoon II: Brainhov's Revenge - $4.99 - 50% Off NXC
Vita Add-ons

Dragon's Crown - Storyteller Voice Pack - Free X
 
PlayStation Plus

PS3 Deals



Closure - $3.75 - 75% Off NXD
Dragon Fantasy Book I - $2.50 - 75% Off NXC

Dyad - $3.75 - 75% Off NXD




Grid 2 - $53.99 - 10% Off X



Hot Shots Golf: Out of Bounds Complete Collection - $19.99 - 20% Off - Move Compatible
Journey - $3.75 - 75% Off NXD

Limbo - $5.99 - 60% Off NXCD
Ms. Germinator - $7.99 - 20% Off XC
Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rainslick Precipice of Darkness Episode 1 & 2 Bundle - $3.75 - 75% Off NX
Retro City Rampage - $3.74 - 75% Off NXC
Retro/Grade - $2.50 - 75% Off - Compatible with Guitar Controller NXD
Skullgirls - $3.75 - 75% Off NXD

Spelunky - $11.99 - 20% Off NXC
Tokyo Jungle - $3.75 - 75% Off NX
Wicked Monsters Blast! HD - $1.00 - 90% Off - Move Compatible
Zombie Tycoon II: Brainhov's Revenge - $2.50 - 75% Off NXC

Vita Deals

Dragon Fantasy Book I - $2.50 - 75% Off NXC
Draw Slasher - $3.00 - 50% Off N
Limbo - $5.99 - 60% Off NXCD
Ms. Germinator - $7.99 - 20% Off XC

Muramasa Rebirth - $20.99 - 30% Off X

Retro City Rampage - $3.74 - 75% Off NXCD

Zombie Tycoon II: Brainhov's Revenge - $2.50 - 75% Off NXC
 
Add-on Deals
Bit.Trip Presents…Runner2: Future Legend Of Rhythm Alien - Good Friends Character Pack - $2.39 - 20% Off
Subscriptions

Music Unlimited Premium One Year Subscription - $41.99

Free Games (Don't Argue About This, Please)

Bit.Trip Presents... Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien - 769 MB

Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower - PSP/Vita - 657 MB

Gravity Rush - Vita - 1.4 GB

Hitman: Absolution - 16.1 GB X - [customspoiler='Includes']Full Game, Deus Ex Disguise DLC, Deus Ex Zenith Handgun, and Discount on Sleeping Dogs[/customspoiler]

Jet Set Radio - 1.1 GB
Knytt Underground - PS3/Vita - 857 MB

LittleBigPlanet Karting - 7 GB

LittleBigPlanet Sackboy's Prehistoric Moves - Requires Move
Machinarium - 183 MB

Machinarium - Vita - 329 MB N

Metal Slug XX - PSP/Vita - 166 MB
Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee - 1.2 GB
Pinball Arcade - PS3/Vita - 115 MB
Saints Row The Third - 7.2 GB - Free CheapyD Pack
Uncharted: Golden Abyss - Vita - 2.9 GB
Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception - 30 GB
Wipeout 2048 - Vita - 1.6 GB

XCOM: Enemy Unknown - 7.6 GB

Zen Pinball 2 - Star Wars Pinball - PS3/Vita - 783 MB N [customspoiler='Includes']Standalone Star Wars Pinball game[/customspoiler]

Themes
[customspoiler=PS+ Themes]Abstract Art - Dynamic
Assassin's Creed Revelations - Dynamic
Cuckoo - Dynamic
Daytona USA
Double Dragon Neon - Dynamic
Dragon - Dynamic
Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit - Dynamic
The House of the Dead III - Dynamic
The House of the Dead 4 - Dynamic
I Am Alive - Dynamic
Infamous Festival of Blood - Dynamic
Jet Set Radio - Dynamic
Leap Year - Dynamic
Mesh - Dynamic
Mexican Skulls - Dynamic
PlayStation Plus - Dynamic
Robot - Dynamic
Samurai - Dynamic
Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode 1 - Dynamic
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II - Dynamic
Stripe Shift Part 2 - Dynamic
Tales from Space: About a Blob
Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown - Dynamic[/customspoiler]

Avatars
[customspoiler=PS+ Avatars]Armageddon Riders (3)
Cool Cat
Daytona USA (5)
Dead Cloud
Double Dragon Neon (7)
Fat Princess (2)
God of War: Ascension
Green Hamster
Hell Yeah! (4)
The House of the Dead III (3)
The House of the Dead 4 (3)
Jet Set Radio (6)
LittleBigPlanet (2)
Mutant Skull
Pink Hamster
PlayStation B-boy (1, 2, 3)
Resident Evil 5
Section 8: Prejudice Bundle
Squirrel
Stick Up Kid
Street Fighter X Tekken
Street Fighter 2
Tank Commander
Top Dawg
Under Siege
Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown (20)[/customspoiler]

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[quote name='MrNinjaSquirrel']
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So THAT'S what you look like NinjaSquirrel. You carry your oldness with a proud and dignified face. Good for you! ;)
 
[quote name='iamsmart']
Also, I do believe that song you are referring to is no longer in the game. I know it's not in the iOS versions, and I think someone said the PSN version is the same way.[/QUOTE]

Can we get confirmation on whether this song is in the game. And um... which song exactly we're talking about?

Re: VC vs. SA
SA is a better game imo, with a significantly larger world, light rpg features, and significantly more to do. You can seriously just sandbox this game for ages.
That said, Vice City is an absolute freakin' masterpiece. The setting, music, and story are impeccable.

You really can't go wrong with either. If either game was remade in HD with trophies, I'd pay $60 in a heartbeat. GTA5 can't come soon enough.
 
[quote name='affa']Pssst. We are still using polygons... just many, many more.



While some of the previous answers tried to answer you, I'm actually not sure in this specific circumstance. Like, the previous posters are absolutely correct as to why you use formulas rather than store fixed hit rates... but I think you were actually asking why the hit rates are stored as formulas that only contained numbers. And you're right, the formulas listed are... odd.

For example:
0.85 - 0.10 = 75% chance to hit
at that point, you could just have stored hitrate = .75 and used that, since as it is the .85 and .1 are meaningless.

My guess? They're oversimplifying to get the info across to the fanbase. Perhaps the .85 is fixed, but the .10 is an actual variable based on [terrain/character skill/something] with an end result that's 'about' .75. (ie, hitrate = .85 - dexteritypenalty)

And they changed the formula to increase the overall result about 12.5%... but just simplified how they're telling us so as not to lose people in the formulaic math.[/QUOTE]
They are variables based on the hit rate of the current party member and enemy's evade rate, which was explained in the original Facebook post by the developers.

We've also taken this opportunity to reduce the miss rate across the board - currently the miss rate is calculated based on your hit percentage minus the enemies evade percentage. We're now adding 1 and dividing everything by two, so if you have a 85% chance to hit and the enemy has a 10% chance to evade, it would be like this:
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[quote name='affa']Can we get confirmation on whether this song is in the game. And um... which song exactly we're talking about?

Re: VC vs. SA
SA is a better game imo, with a significantly larger world, light rpg features, and significantly more to do. You can seriously just sandbox this game for ages.
That said, Vice City is an absolute freakin' masterpiece. The setting, music, and story are impeccable.

You really can't go wrong with either. If either game was remade in HD with trophies, I'd pay $60 in a heartbeat. GTA5 can't come soon enough.[/QUOTE]
http://www.cinemablend.com/games/GTA-Vice-City-Back-Steam-Nearly-10-Songs-Removed-50206.html

The licenses for some songs expired:
Michael Jackson -"Billie Jean"
Michael Jackson -"Wanna Be Startin' Somethin"
Ozzy Osbourne -"Bark At The Moon"
Kate Bush -"Wow"
Herbie Hancock - "Rock It"
Afrika Bambaataa -"Looking For The Perfect Beat"
Lionel Richie - "Running with the night"
A couple of songs from Radio Espantoso
Click to expand...
 
[quote name='affa']Can we get confirmation on whether this song is in the game. And um... which song exactly we're talking about?

Re: VC vs. SA
SA is a better game imo, with a significantly larger world, light rpg features, and significantly more to do. You can seriously just sandbox this game for ages.
That said, Vice City is an absolute freakin' masterpiece. The setting, music, and story are impeccable.

You really can't go wrong with either. If either game was remade in HD with trophies, I'd pay $60 in a heartbeat. GTA5 can't come soon enough.[/QUOTE]
http://www.cinemablend.com/games/GTA-Vice-City-Back-Steam-Nearly-10-Songs-Removed-50206.html

The licenses for some songs expired:
Michael Jackson -"Billie Jean"
Michael Jackson -"Wanna Be Startin' Somethin"
Ozzy Osbourne -"Bark At The Moon"
Kate Bush -"Wow"
Herbie Hancock - "Rock It"
Afrika Bambaataa -"Looking For The Perfect Beat"
Lionel Richie - "Running with the night"
A couple of songs from Radio Espantoso
Click to expand...
 
[quote name='FriskyTanuki']

http://www.cinemablend.com/games/GTA-Vice-City-Back-Steam-Nearly-10-Songs-Removed-50206.html

[/QUOTE]

Yikes! Glad I bought this on Steam before they relisted them with those tracks removed, though I think the PC version also allows a custom soundtrack so it wouldn't matter as much if you happened to have the MP3s of the removed songs. They should mention this on the digital distribution sites selling this though like PSN, IOS, etc. People are expecting that they are buying the same game with the original soundtrack. Ah well, this isn't the first time music licenses have caused games and tv shows to remove the song or halted them from being re-released period.
 
[quote name='Guerrilla']I remember hearing that, for technical reasons, the PS2 port was delayed because they couldn't remove the songs and had to reacquire the licenses. Any truth to that?[/QUOTE]
One of the Michael Jackson songs was what played at the beginning of the game when you first get control, right? That definitely wasn't there when I played the first few missions for the video I recorded.
 
[quote name='FriskyTanuki']One of the Michael Jackson songs was what played at the beginning of the game when you first get control, right? That definitely wasn't there when I played the first few missions for the video I recorded.[/QUOTE]
This makes me sad. Well, if anyone needs an old school kick, Walmart and Amazon still sell the PS2 Trilogy for $19.99.
 
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[quote name='Zonic505']So to celebrate the fact there's a Ratchet & Clank movie announced for 2015 (no, seriously.), Sony confirmed all the R&C games on PSN will be on sale next week as part of that PS All-Stars sale.[/QUOTE]

It's weird that sony animation studios is not making the movie themselves, that would seem like a perfect fit. Anyways, I'm looking forward to the R&D game sale, want to get quest for booty and size matters.
 
[quote name='TooPoor']As true as this is, this wasn't the question that he was referring to.

The reasoning behind this is as follows. If the values such as attack power are already there, deriving a new value through formulas saves memory space, especially if it means a new field for every data structure. The downside is that computation is required every time that field is used (there are code/compiler optimizations to circumvent this though, which I won't elaborate due to space limitations). More importantly, as your character levels up, values such as hit rate must be scaled. Instead of storing a table that matches level to hit rate, attack, defense etc. the program can just give the formula and the code can compute these values dynamically. This second point is obviously not orthogonal to the first point, but serves the same purpose: more efficient code execution.[/QUOTE]

[quote name='affa']
While some of the previous answers tried to answer you, I'm actually not sure in this specific circumstance. Like, the previous posters are absolutely correct as to why you use formulas rather than store fixed hit rates... but I think you were actually asking why the hit rates are stored as formulas that only contained numbers. And you're right, the formulas listed are... odd.

For example:
0.85 - 0.10 = 75% chance to hit
at that point, you could just have stored hitrate = .75 and used that, since as it is the .85 and .1 are meaningless.

My guess? They're oversimplifying to get the info across to the fanbase. Perhaps the .85 is fixed, but the .10 is an actual variable based on [terrain/character skill/something] with an end result that's 'about' .75. (ie, hitrate = .85 - dexteritypenalty)

And they changed the formula to increase the overall result about 12.5%... but just simplified how they're telling us so as not to lose people in the formulaic math.[/QUOTE]
My post addressed your doubt exactly. It's a classic coding trade off between storing data and computing it on the fly in coding.

[quote name='FriskyTanuki']They are variables based on the hit rate of the current party member and enemy's evade rate, which was explained in the original Facebook post
The licenses for some songs expired:[/QUOTE]
Yep, which is why you cannot store the static table. Well, you could, it will be a multi-dimensional key look up table, but wildly inefficient.
 
Dragon's Crown's release date has been announced:
Dragon's Crown, the 2-D action multiplayer beat 'em up from Vanillaware and ATLUS will officially arrive in North America on Aug. 6, 2013 as exclusives for the PlayStation®3 and PlayStation®Vita systems. The game's official website is also now live. New screenshots from the game are available to download here.

Dragon's Crown will be exclusive to the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita systems for $49.99 and $39.99 respectively and is available for pre-orders now from major retailers. The game is expected to receive a T rating from the ESRB, but is not yet rated. More details about the game will be revealed in the future, with updates on the official Dragon's Crown website at: http://www.atlus.com/dragonscrown/
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I wonder if Capcom's recent announcement for the release of the Dungeons & Dragons arcade games helped speed things along. Vanillaware seemed content to keep mum about the game indefinitely.
 
Ouch, Dragon's Crown is coming out on the same day as Tales of Xillia. Still really wish it was cross-play. I don't know which version to get, especially since you can't play online with people that have the other version.
 
[quote name='TooPoor']My post addressed your doubt exactly. It's a classic coding trade off between storing data and computing it on the fly in coding.[/QUOTE]

no, i understand this. the issue isn't with storing date/computing on the fly -- it's about the very specific example given that had no variables. i think the poster was asking why the example read '.85 - .1' and not just .75. See what I mean?

He was asking why you'd use a formula instead of just storing .75, since the examples shown were stripped of variables (.85 - x).

There is absolutely no reason to store a value as '.85 - .1'. There are, however, many reasons to store a value as '.85 - x'. The post showed the '.85 - .1' as a simplified example, but i think it caused the initial question because someone didn't understand why that would be a formula (and they're right, it wouldn't be).

you are correct that there are many reasons to use formulas instead of fixed variables/lookup tables, but i'm saying i don't think that's actually what was being asked. i think it was confusion over the variable-less example given.
 
Very excited about Dragon's Crown. Finally a (almost) full-blown beatem-up title. Hope the length lives up to its retail price tag.
 
Finally!
This game looks great, couch coop with friends will be epic, glad I managed to keep my PS3 $30 pre-order at Amazon.
 
[quote name='FriskyTanuki']Dragon's Crown's release date has been announced:[/QUOTE]

Finally!
This game looks great, couch coop with friends will be epic, glad I managed to keep my PS3 $30 pre-order at Amazon.
 
I was looking at the Resident Evil sale, and it looks like this would be a good opportunity to get into the series. I've never played any of them (I know, I know...) Anyway, I was thinking about getting the second one, but should I really start with the 1st one or does it really even matter?
 
[quote name='ShinSolidus']I was looking at the Resident Evil sale, and it looks like this would be a good opportunity to get into the series. I've never played any of them (I know, I know...) Anyway, I was thinking about getting the second one, but should I really start with the 1st one or does it really even matter?[/QUOTE]

It really doesn't matter. The Resident Evil story is a huge cluster f and will not be any clearer if you play the games in order. Just play which ones you think you would like (I personally recommend RE 2 and RE 4).
 
[quote name='ShinSolidus']I was looking at the Resident Evil sale, and it looks like this would be a good opportunity to get into the series. I've never played any of them (I know, I know...) Anyway, I was thinking about getting the second one, but should I really start with the 1st one or does it really even matter?[/QUOTE]

In terms of story and pacing, RE2 has aged better. Less terrible dialogue, a more interesting setting, etc. Its still cheesy at times, but RE1 was intentionally campy, at times to a fault. RE3 is also worth your time but that game is better played after becoming familiar with the series IMO, especially since the story occurs concurrently with RE2. You even revisit some of more iconic settings for a brief moment, which is way cooler after playing RE2. RE4 is the easiest to recommend but I still have a lot of love for the PS1 games.
 
[quote name='PimpLimp']As someone who finished Rayman Origins very recently, [/QUOTE]
Me too :lol: It got harder towards the end, my wife gave up so I had to play alone.
 
[quote name='FriskyTanuki']One of the Michael Jackson songs was what played at the beginning of the game when you first get control, right? That definitely wasn't there when I played the first few missions for the video I recorded.[/QUOTE]
It was Billie Jean. Dammit, that was a great song and just fit so well to me. Oh well.
 
[quote name='johnnypark']Its still cheesy at times, but RE1 was intentionally campy, at times to a fault.[/QUOTE]

How the hell did that guy call Jill "the master of unlocking" and not bust out laughing?
 
[quote name='kitsunisan']How the hell did that guy call Jill "the master of unlocking" and not bust out laughing?[/QUOTE]

Hahaha one of my favorite lines from it. "YOU...the master of unlocking."

"I think i'm going to go...walk around a bit."
 
[quote name='GT']EU+ IGC Poll Results - 73K participants - I would guess NA+ results would be similar for what genre of games are most wanted. I forget, did NA+ publish results from a similar poll in the last few months?

Full post here: http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2013...tant-game-collection-poll-the-results-are-in/[/QUOTE]

Thanks for posting. Interesting that RPGs are number 1, I really don't like them that much, I'm surprised that so many people do. I wish fighters were lower and platformers and puzzles were higher. Oh, it's also nice to see Multiplayer rank so low.

[quote name='MrNinjaSquirrel']Does anyone know if Full Frontal Assault still includes Deadlocked for free? If it was on sale and came with both, I'd probably pick it up:)[/QUOTE]

This should answer your question:

http://blog.us.playstation.com/2013...or-ps-vita-coming-this-spring/#comment-811590

[quote name='thatguyroman']I might give 6 a try for 14 dollars.

MIGHT.[/QUOTE]

It's $15+tax at Gamefly right now. I'd definitely recommend going that route, that way you can get something out of it if (when?) you decide you don't like it.

http://www.gamefly.com/Rent-Resident-Evil-6/5003351/
 
[quote name='gentlyporking']It really doesn't matter. The Resident Evil story is a huge cluster f and will not be any clearer if you play the games in order. Just play which ones you think you would like (I personally recommend RE 2 and RE 4).[/QUOTE]

2 and 4 are the best from the series but remember that they have tank controls.
 
^I think a few people are still holding out hope that they will. On the PS Blog they mentioned that it wasn't the full list of RE content on sale. More than likely the additional content will just be add-ons for RE5, RE6, and RE:ORC but it's possible that they put the bundle on sale as well.
 
[quote name='tylerh1701']
This should answer your question:

http://blog.us.playstation.com/2013...or-ps-vita-coming-this-spring/#comment-811590[/QUOTE]

Awesome, if it's $10 or less that seems like an awesome deal. I know FFA didn't get rave reviews, but I love tower defense games, and Ratchet and Clank is a franchise I can never get enough of. Deadlocked is probably my second or third least favorite ratchet game, but that doesn't mean I wouldn't replay it for trophies. I expect there will also be new multiplayer servers, which I never got to try on the original release:)
 
Looks like the update is rolling in.

There are a bunch of RE games discounted under "Grand Theft Auto Sale" in the SEN store on the web.
 
Said screw it and bought Dragon Fantasy. Figured id support the developer. To those of you who bought it do you play in enhanced mode or not? I almost think i may like turning it off for a more 16 bit feel, but it looks better with it on on the vita. What do you guys play on?


[quote name='Zonic505']Ouch, Dragon's Crown is coming out on the same day as Tales of Xillia. Still really wish it was cross-play. I don't know which version to get, especially since you can't play online with people that have the other version.[/QUOTE]

wait what? I thought Dragons Crown WAS cross play.. did they take that out? That really sucks if thats the case, i looked forward to actually using that feature for once, since the gameplay lends itself well to vita or ps3
 
[quote name='Kenshindono']Said screw it and bought Dragon Fantasy. Figured id support the developer. To those of you who bought it do you play in enhanced mode or not? I almost think i may like turning it off for a more 16 bit feel, but it looks better with it on on the vita. What do you guys play on?

wait what? I thought Dragons Crown WAS cross play.. did they take that out? That really sucks if thats the case, i looked forward to actually using that feature for once, since the gameplay lends itself well to vita or ps3[/QUOTE]
Played through it exclusively in enhanced mode.

The only cross-platform features Dragon's Crown has so far is Cross Save. Cross Play was ruled out a while ago, though it might've been part of the lies that Ignition spread when they were initially publishing it.
 
[quote name='Kenshindono']wait what? I thought Dragons Crown WAS cross play.. did they take that out? That really sucks if thats the case, i looked forward to actually using that feature for once, since the gameplay lends itself well to vita or ps3[/QUOTE]No, it's only cross-save, meaning if you have both versions, you can transfer your save data from one system to another. That's the only cross-platform feature. PS3 owners can only play with PS3 owners, & same for Vita.
 
The website is up but in the US, PSN hasn't.

That would explain why my code for Black Rock Shooter(PSP) won't register correctly.
 
Was going to buy Vice City today but I haven't played my PS3 in a couple weeks so I had to update it. By the time it was finished and I could sign back in it wasn't on sale anymore.

Oh well.
 
[quote name='Yoohoo1231']Was going to buy Vice City today but I haven't played my PS3 in a couple weeks so I had to update it. By the time it was finished and I could sign back in it wasn't on sale anymore.

Oh well.[/QUOTE]

for future reference, you can buy things off the sonyentertainmentnetwork.com store, and download them from your history on your playstation device:)
 
[quote name='MrNinjaSquirrel']for future reference, you can buy things off the sonyentertainmentnetwork.com store, and download them from your history on your playstation device:)[/QUOTE]

Yup, web store means there's no excuse.
 
[quote name='Jenova502']The new star trek is only 54.99 on the ps store where as at gamestop it is 59.99[/QUOTE]

this has been the trend lately to try and encourage digital full game downloads. Personally I still choose retail when possible, because my HDD is stuffed full of PS+ goodies:whistle2:&
 
Sadly i can't find anything but a preview of the game where it seems all they got was a 20 min demo. I was hoping to find a review of star trek to see if it is any good
 
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