How exactly jaggy are Vita and PSP games on a big screen? I'd love to know more about that. My TV is moderately large, it's 52 or even 55 inches I think. And I have a problem with handhelds - playing them in the evening after a day of work and hitting the gym lulls me to sleep in about half an hour, this does not…

How does the Playstation Now pricing come into this? It's not Playstation Now or physical, there's also PSN which is I'd argue the most reasonably priced digital distribution service on consoles

Uncharted a killer app for Vita? That's a bit behind the times. It's the system for the likes of Persona 4 and Danganronpa, those are the killer apps. At this point it's kind of too late to try and lure western-oriented players to this system.

If it's anything like the portable Vita, you'll need a separate memory card for each region you want to use. Or import games on card media, I don't think those are region-locked.

You've got to be kidding. I still use iPad 2 myself. The web pages not optimized for tablets are blurry unless you zoom in. And, once you have 2-3 tabs open in Safari and switch to another app, the browser gets unloaded from memory - when you switch back to it, it restarts and painfully reloads the pages. Surely iPad…

Wait, DNA-based medicine? Is this a thing?

Are they actually obsolete? I first saw them in supermarkets only in XXI century and they were newly installed.

With AC4 they used semi-obscure characters at best, could have worked with Nemesis just as well. French revolution has better documented history though...

Wow, I never knew this was actually an iconic design before I googled 'Anthora' after reading your post. I definitely saw them last year when in NY. At least Poseidon Bakery in Hell's Kitchen used them - not that anyone would expect them to use something else with a name like that. But they definitely weren't nearly…

Of SE-published open-world games I'd rather see Just Cause 2 Definitive Edition. Although I played the hell out of that game, continuing to break stuff even after getting the final 75% completion trophy. So I won't probably buy it anyway. Still, it was super pretty, way better looking than Sleeping Dogs. And, believe…

Basically, learn from your rivals, right? Well there's one more thing to consider.

No wonder there's so much talk lately about China and Russia forming one mega-state together. They are already very much the same in so many aspects.

I don't think it's the first time it's performed by a symphonic orchestra. At the very least, I had symphonic version of Terra's theme on my portable player about 10 years ago. It was cool, too. I'd listen to this one when I have a moment. Thanks for sharing!

of course they did. xenoblade is the 1st one.

Do people even buy physical anymore? I understand why some would want physical over digital perfectly fine, but speaking of general trend? Brick-and-mortal retail (other than couple huge chains) seems to be on its dying bed - judging both by the news reports and the fact that I didn't stumble into a single videogame…

Hold it! I have no issue buying eShop games in English eShop using Russian Master Card. Maybe you're cross-region or something?

Phoenix was the main character of AJ game anyway, even if he wasn't the player character. Now Maya, that's the girl I miss...or, better to say, missed - before she re-appeared in her full glory in Layton crossover lastspring.

>The first three Phoenix Wright games are killer

Wait, what? Did they put all 3 games with XIII in title in one? Or ,maybe they just gave up and pre-rendered everything?

I'm not exactly sure what's so 'BS' about those excuses. They say they intentionally made both versions as close to identical as possible. What part of it is 'gimping'? To elaborate: I can play Spelunky on Xbox and PS3 and it looks identical. Is 360 version gimped? Or maybe PS3 one is - because I'd bet it does not…