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Winged One Feb 24, 2015 @ 9:11pm
PC or Vita?
which would you say is the better machine to play it on? the PC or the Vita?

I have both (gotta support a franchise you love :) ), but have tried neither yet (ahh, the joys of over 100 games in your backlog)
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patpatyos Feb 24, 2015 @ 9:12pm 
Vita if you want it portable


PC everything else
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Wolfie-san Feb 24, 2015 @ 9:27pm 
If you have a PC that can run anything from 720p to 1080p than get it for the PC, if not then the Vita is your best bet.

If you want to really show major support to the makers, buy both versions like a crazed gamer would. lol
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Winged One Feb 24, 2015 @ 9:29pm 
Originally posted by Wolfie-san:
If you have a PC that can run anything from 720p to 1080p than get it for the PC, if not then the Vita is your best bet.

If you want to really show major support to the makers, buy both versions like a crazed gamer would. lol
I already purchased both, and I will likely play both, I am just curious of others opinions :)
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Huzzy Feb 25, 2015 @ 5:18pm 
I think that both versions are great. The game itself is very polished however you play it. And if you can run it at high specs, you might want to play it on PC on a big monitor. I thought it would be nice if I could have a game saved on both a PC and a Vita at the same time you know, just because of the portability. In the end there isn't a quality difference, just what suits you more.
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Jennaida Feb 25, 2015 @ 5:36pm 
Get it for PC, the more sales it gets on PC, the more likely the other games will be ported over. :p
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Regret and Redemption Feb 25, 2015 @ 8:12pm 
I'll break the rythm and say the ps3.

I like alot of the changes and improvements made on the vita/pc port, but it feels very trimmed down compared to what the non-rebirth version was like. (though, I don'tm miss some o those ps3 elemeants, trust me.)

That being said, I'd pick PC > Vita, simply becuase I am partly blind, and cannot use handhelds - so I finally get a chance to play games previously only released on Vita. (Hope to see more hit steam too, like the SAO rpg, etc)
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Winged One Feb 25, 2015 @ 8:22pm 
Originally posted by Regret and Redemption:
I'll break the rythm and say the ps3.

I like alot of the changes and improvements made on the vita/pc port, but it feels very trimmed down compared to what the non-rebirth version was like. (though, I don'tm miss some o those ps3 elemeants, trust me.)

That being said, I'd pick PC > Vita, simply becuase I am partly blind, and cannot use handhelds - so I finally get a chance to play games previously only released on Vita. (Hope to see more hit steam too, like the SAO rpg, etc)
I already own the PS3 version (the combat of the first PS3 game was terrible)

I already have all the PS3 games, all the Vita games, and just bought the PC version.. So I own both, just trying to decide which version to give a try first..
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Wolfie-san Feb 25, 2015 @ 9:45pm 
Problem is there's the PS4 now, so getting the PS3 version.... sounds kind of limited to me, but hey what do I know I only have a PC for a console now. :3
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Regret and Redemption Feb 25, 2015 @ 10:01pm 
Originally posted by Wolfie-san:
Problem is there's the PS4 now, so getting the PS3 version.... sounds kind of limited to me, but hey what do I know I only have a PC for a console now. :3

Honestly I have yet to find a game for ps4 that shows what it can sopposedly do. Hell, One of the top 10 games on the PSN for ps4 is Binding of isaac, which should say something. :P

Games like Last of Us showed just what a dev can do with a system like ps3 - I have no qualms with things being ported to pc from "last gen" consoles. Though I'll just be happy with ANY ports we can get - the jrpg scene was so faint for a few years there (unless you had a handheld), that I feared it was dead - or at least out of reach.
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Wolfie-san Feb 25, 2015 @ 10:07pm 
Well I'm not complaining on ports of games that people like from last gen consoles to the PC, heck I'm all for it since sometimes they can have a sligt graphic bump to it to make it even better.

The only thing I know about the Binding of Isaac is that it's kind of a parody of the first Zelda game or so.... in some messed up way though.
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Regret and Redemption Feb 25, 2015 @ 10:20pm 
I hear you. :)

That pretty much sums up BoI - what I was getting at, is it is not at all a demanding game - kind of like Terraria, it's another 2D game that is alot of fun for something that can run on a toaster - let alone a modern console/highend pc rig lol.
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Wolfie-san Feb 25, 2015 @ 10:24pm 
I get what your saying since a friend of mine actually has a laptop that runs like a toaster there. One of the downsides of having a PC/laptop, is specs get higher as the years press on. Although yes seeing those old fashiopned games make it over here pretty much says that even if the console is gone, you are not forgotten. :nepnep:
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Ragnawind Feb 26, 2015 @ 1:10am 
Originally posted by Regret and Redemption:
I'll break the rythm and say the ps3.

I like alot of the changes and improvements made on the vita/pc port, but it feels very trimmed down compared to what the non-rebirth version was like. (though, I don'tm miss some o those ps3 elemeants, trust me.)

That being said, I'd pick PC > Vita, simply becuase I am partly blind, and cannot use handhelds - so I finally get a chance to play games previously only released on Vita. (Hope to see more hit steam too, like the SAO rpg, etc)
If you want to play the SAO game that is on Vita on a larger screen, you just need a PS TV. The game is compatible with it. I doubt Namco is going to take risks with the PC for anything anytime soon, though, untill they can get competant PC programmers as permanent employees. Most of the people for their current PC releases, I believe were hired on just for the ports and they didn't make too much in terms of profit. It seems Rise of Incarnates is their last ditch effort to decide whether or not they port more games to PC (Also, before anyone says anything about it, you will NEVER see a Tales saeries game on PC no matter how much people beg for it. That franchise focuses solely on where the audience is in Japan and it is NOT on PC and never will be. They won't port a game to the PC or develop one on the PC just for western audiences. That series is made for Japan with only a possibility of the games being localized to the west if they have time).
Last edited by Ragnawind; Feb 26, 2015 @ 1:11am
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Dai-Breaker Feb 27, 2015 @ 9:04pm 
PC version, higher resolution, higher FPS, a bigger screen, and not on a handheld.
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ViRiX Dreamcore Feb 27, 2015 @ 9:25pm 
I also can't see very well so the PC version is what I have. I don't know how it runs on the Vita, but PC has 60FPS (for me anyhow) at 1080p so it looks really awesome.

I do miss things about the PS3 one oddly ehnough. Like how each landmass was seperate and kind of felt like its own place. And they took the radio DJ person out completely as far as I know which gave a little after-story of some of the sidequests you did. More of the main story was also voiced. Although that might be due to NISA having a bit more cash back then than IFI has for that now.

Just play which ever since you have both.
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