The PS VITA Thread - New '2000' Model

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I don't have it Spagetti but I do have MLB '13 The Show if you ever want to play that.

I'm at baby steps in that one mate. Auto fielding and basically the game is holding my hand. I need to get to grips with it before I get confidence in web land lol.
 
I'm at baby steps in that one mate. Auto fielding and basically the game is holding my hand. I need to get to grips with it before I get confidence in web land lol.

I'm not very good at it. 3/6 beginner hitting and have played RTTS only. Only bat, no fielding or running. Games take about 5 minutes.:D
 
The PSP never got major redesigns, aside from the bad PSP Go. The design of the Vita is one of the best in the market, why change it?

The PSP Go wasn't bad. It's only bad points were it being overpriced and, due to being download-only, not all PSP games were available for it... which only affected a very small number of games actually worth playing. :lol:
 
It went through two design revisions (2000 & 3000 series), three if you count the cheap E1000 version.

Technically, the PSP has had 5 versions.
PSP-1000
PSP-2000
PSP-3000
PSPGo
PSP-E1000

I think the biggest and best changes came with 2000/3000 versions. I still have a launch 1000 btw
 
I still have a 1000 as well, somewhere.

The 2000 was "slim & lite", being a lot thinner and lighter and the 3000 was "Brite" with a better screen IIRC. I used to be into the PSP "scene" a few years ago but haven't touched it in years. Most of it's use was emulators and homebrew really.
 
PSP's never improved, they just made them cheaper. But making a more practical $250 Vita is better. Vita plus 16GB card and a free game plus 3 month PS+, Sounds like a better deal than a vanilla Vita for $200.
 
I've got to say I'm really enjoying Soul Sacrifice. After the demo came out I wasn't sure if I'd buy it or not. It seemed very complicated and confusing and wasn't quite what I was expecting. I ordered it last Sunday anyway and I'm just now really starting to get into it.

Once you figure out how the offerings work, their limitations, and upgrades it becomes very enjoyable. The controls are actually really simple. You assign offerings to a button, press that button to make the offering and then press it again to use the weapon. Sounds overly simplistic but it works. I'm just now scratching the surface and can see that there is so much to the game that it will take a long time to complete. I haven't checked out multiplayer yet because I don't want to make a fool of myself.
 
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