but the list is missing some of the best games released for the PS1. Unfortunately for those of us living in the US, the selection of PS1 games on the Vita store isn’t up to par with the PSP or PS3 stores and is missing some amazing games.ĭon’t get me wrong, there are a lot of great PS1 games available for download directly to the Vita, such as Parasite EVE 1 & 2, Syphon Filter 1,2 & 3, The Final Fantasy’s (most of them I believe,) Xenogears, Chrono Cross & Chrono Trigger, etc. Specially games heavy on FMV cutscenes like Metal Gear Solid.
The lag I can somewhat live with, but the lack of good sound, at least for me, is the straw that breaks the camel’s back. To get yourself gaming, simply follow the direction on the screen that direct you to download the PS Store App, at which point you can start downloading games.As amazing as TN-V is, in my opinion some PS1 games are still completely unplayable (even with the recent updates to TN-V). Owners of the Tablet S should receive a notification (if they haven’t already) informing them of the availability of the PlayStation Store. Obviously the selection here is a bit measly, but “Sony is working closely with developers around the globe to expand the variety of PlayStation games and content accessible on the Sony Tablet S and future PlayStation Certified devices.” Game titles currently available in the store include: The company hasn’t mentioned anything about PS Store availability for the Tablet P, but it’ll likely take longer to optimize games for the dual-screen Sony tab. Sony says that most of the Tablet S-optimized titles will cost $5.99 to download. The Store is now accessible in nine countries, the U.S. The PlayStation Store for PS-certified devices has officially gone live, with 10 PS1 titles available at launch. Owners of the Tablet S from Sony: listen up because your Android-powered slab of glass just became that much more fun.
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