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Endorph posted:i barely have enough time to play good games that i paid 60 dollars for, why would i spend my time playing a bad game i paid ten dollars for I'm not suggesting it for you. I'm suggesting it for people who want a new game for their Vita that's cheap and decent. It's not going to set the world on fire (obviously), but it's also not "a bad game" The fact that you haven't played it (and thus can't confirm or deny if it's "bad") and are instead spending your time not playing your $60 games suggests that you have no real reason to weigh in here. Good ol goonthink at work 
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Endorph posted:i have played it Cool
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Just noticed that the Vita tread gets way more posts than the Xbone thread. That's it.
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Beelerzebub posted:Or play Jack Bros instead, since it's the best in the series. Jack Bros is the best... good luck getting an English copy and a working VB tho.
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Liver Disaster posted:It's probably what's at the top of the 'recommended emulators' list, other probable goons have spent large periods of their empty lives testing these things so you don't have to. I'm lucky enough to have original hardware and carts, but I suppose that's a decent enough ay to play. I'd assume that an Oculus-customized emulator would be perfect and actually improve upon original hardware.
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LuiCypher posted:I have to retrieve my VB from my dad's house. I haven't tested it in years so something is probably wrong, but the only thing broken on it that I know of is the stand because my older brother is an idiot. Because the displays are mechanical (spinning mirrors) and the LED arrays are held together wth glue, one or both of the eyes will likely have issues. If you're good at soldering and aren't afraid to crack open old electronics, you can likely get it back in working order.
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Beelerzebub posted:The VB used spinning mirrors? Yup... its "display" is just a 224x1 LED array and a spinning mirror: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_Boy_hardware https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DpoQbZPjfc testtubebaby fucked around with this message at 21:06 on Aug 11, 2017 |
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TheCenturion posted:Gunpei Yokoi has whispered that to his sake every night for the last twenty years, poor guy.  
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Aug 11, 2017 23:02
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Got the vita games, thankssssss
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Aug 15, 2017 21:36
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That voice acting 
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Any chance you'd send to the states if we could cover shipping?
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Stanos posted:Glad I got xcom in that humble bundle pack if it's that low quality, not gonna cry too much since I paid the minimum for it and mainly wanted to try civrev2 (which was also another game I was curious about but not enough at full price). You're in for a rude awakening
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Pablo Gigante posted:Having a second stick is a godsend for some games It makes Portable Ops actually playable
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gently caress no
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There's a good Digital Foundry video on the subject
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Hey guys... my orange Japanese Vita 2000 (and memory card and 25~ games) got stolen and I’m trying to figure out which one of these numbers is the serial number. Thanks for any info in advance:
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Sep 25, 2019 02:55
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So the sticker on the bottom of mine would have read 0x-27447230-9370292 ? Just wanna make sure since I’m sure if it gets pawned they’ll include the whole number not just the unique numbers
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Thanks... with this info plus the help of google image search it looks like the serial format is XXXXXXX-PCH200X. Now, hopefully whoever took it is dumb enough to pawn it.
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