They did the same thing with Resogun (and Joe Danger this week for vita)...so weird, but awesome to get brand new games for "free"

did you even get to the portions where you actually have to shoot enemies while in your ship? The first few levels when you're in your ship are essentially just get through the level collecting survivors as fast as you can, but they turn in to a shmup with enemies you have to take out, and turns into a kind of puzzle…

That's how I played the first one - do yourself a favor, opt for the touchscreen for the teleporting....trust me....it's so much faster and intuitive than using square and I'm convinced is the only way to get the platinum on the first one.

I keep hearing good things about it...and it keeps reminding me I still haven't even watched the movie yet...should I watch that first before diving into the show? I know it's not a sequel, but takes place in that same world correct? I think I thought it was a boring drama when I was a kid instead of a dark comedy, so…

oof...that about does it.

Between this and Charlie Brown, I'm surprised more people didn't learn the great childhood lessons of addiction/dependence and depression...hell, throw Eeyore in there for depression too.

I really wish Sony would do something like this with the vita to show that maybe, just MAYBE they actually give a damn about the system reaching more than hardcore fans.

haha...as good as Remote Play is, it doesn't work on the shuttle. I do use it to play the superheroes one when the Mrs. is watching Grey's Anatomy though

I was just asking about this. I've never gotten a Vita version of these games because I hear they're a fraction of the console versions. Seems to me like the Vita would be able to handle the whole game from the games I've been able to play on it.

I got LEGO Marvel Superheroes for my PS4 and it's the first one I'm going to platinum from the series, but have always wondered how bastardized the Vita versions of these games are. I hear they're typically the same as the DS/3DS versions which are dumbed down correct? I'd love to be able to play it on the go instead…

that sucks man. I kept looking online for others with the same problem (I waited ten minutes on the blue background swirl screen but nothing happened) and was fruitless in doing so. I tried booting into safe mode and unplugging the power cord after shutdown and a last resort tried Ethernet and it worked.

corrections: 500,000, not 5000,000 ;-)

After just returning from vacation after a week of not playing the PS4, I couldn't even get the PS4 to get to the loading screen. The only thing that let me play some single player stuff was to unplug the ethernet cable from the PS4...I was worried I had a busted PS4, but it must have been connected to that....whew

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Why don't they add a small mark on the base path 10-15 feet from the plate and you can be in front of the plate without the ball when they are between the mark and 3rd base? It's not a perfect solution, but would prevent the obvious out situations from occurring as it did here. Maybe? Just spitballing

For me Journey was one of the most gorgeous games I've ever played, due mostly to its style. Totally agree.

When I was watching the trailer on the live stream I kept waiting for that giant bird/dog/animal thing from The Last Guardian. Then I saw the shadow fly overhead...but then I was just amazed at how good it looked.

Yeah, I think people are overlooking the fact that many of the recent games are PS3/PS4/Vita. The PLAY sale was great cause I got 3 (possibly 4 is counterspy is as good as it looks) great games to play on my Vita. While going through Sly 3, I'm jumping around to PixelJunk Shooter, Rogue Legacy, and will eventually get…

i was comparing playstation Now to Access, not PS+. The Now pricing is pretty bad comparatively.