i like how you dont mention the handhelds
I don't know how big your hands are but last time i checked the DSi was portable for most normal people.
i like how you dont mention the handhelds
sony doesnt realize !)you should dl psp titles on SEN for free if you register the umd's to your account 2) not even offering this service in the us is strike 2 i wonder what will be the final nail in the vita's coffin this handheld is doomed watch and see
There's this hip new thing in the English language called "periods". My brain was out of breath after reading that sentence in my head.
Also, systems with shitty last gen compatibility that have NOT failed (well, not flopped at least):PS VITA IS DOOMED RUN FOR YOUR GAMING LIVES.
- DSi: No GBA compatibility (technically it's still in the DS family, it's not a next-gen console)
- N64: None at all
- Gamecube: None at all
- Xbox 360: Some key games didn't work on the system, issues with others.
- PS3 Slim: None at all
While we're on the subject, PSP plays PSOne games too. So does the Vita.sony doesnt realize !)you should dl psp titles on SEN for free if you register the umd's to your account 2) not even offering this service in the us is strike 2 i wonder what will be the final nail in the vita's coffin this handheld is doomed watch and see
There's this hip new thing in the English language called "periods". My brain was out of breath after reading that sentence in my head.
Also, systems with shitty last gen compatibility that have NOT failed (well, not flopped at least):PS VITA IS DOOMED RUN FOR YOUR GAMING LIVES.
- DSi: No GBA compatibility (technically it's still in the DS family, it's not a next-gen console)
- N64: None at all
- Gamecube: None at all
- Xbox 360: Some key games didn't work on the system, issues with others.
- PS3 Slim: None at all
PS3 Slim plays PS1 games fine. That's backwards compatibility.
While we're on the subject, PSP plays PSOne games too. So does the Vita.
Yet being the keyword. It's so-called "planned" support. The Wii didn't have Opera on-board at launch either - you had to buy it, and only much later it became free.Not yet.So does the Vita.
Opera was free first.Yet being the keyword. It's so-called "planned" support. The Wii didn't have Opera on-board at launch either - you had to buy it, and only much later it became free.Not yet.So does the Vita.
Nope, it was 500 points.Opera was free first.Yet being the keyword. It's so-called "planned" support. The Wii didn't have Opera on-board at launch either - you had to buy it, and only much later it became free.Not yet.So does the Vita.
http://www.opera.com/press/releases/2007/04/12/Nope, it was 500 points.
Fair play, but...http://www.opera.com...ses/2007/04/12/Nope, it was 500 points.
Opera web browser, became available on April 11, 2007 and was free until June 30, 2007. After that period, the browser had a price of 500 Wii Points. ~Wiki
.... and?Fair play, but...
Opera web browser, became available on April 11, 2007 and was free until June 30, 2007. After that period, the browser had a price of 500 Wii Points. ~Wiki
There are more sources for that info, but yeah, I stand corrected, Opera was free for a while, then 500 points for 2 years straight, then free again. Controlled Beta much?.... and?Fair play, but...
Opera web browser, became available on April 11, 2007 and was free until June 30, 2007. After that period, the browser had a price of 500 Wii Points. ~Wiki
You said you had to buy Opera at first, which you was clearly wrong. (Lol @ quoting Wiki though)
It's not that big a deal. Most games for the PSP are already on SEN. No need to freak out.