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Dead or Alive 5 Plus announced for Vita

Dead or Alive 5 is coming to the PlayStation Vita, Team Ninja's head has revealed.

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Pedantic914162d ago (Edited 4162d ago )

That came outta nowehere.

A pleasant surprise though.

SAE4162d ago (Edited 4162d ago )

me too !!!!!!!!!!!

Edit : im just excited , installing far cry 3 right now , that's why im emotional right now XD ...

H4all4162d ago

ohhhhh yeaaaaaaaa... thanks sony!!!!!

crinale4162d ago

Bbbbbbut people were saying dat Vita's dead so no one's making game anymore!

Dark114162d ago

It's true , Vita is dead
PORTS will not help the vita , exclusives will.

kopicha4162d ago

try harder... P4G is a port and it sell Vita. And remember even during 3DS old days... say hi to Zelda OOT which is still one of 3DS highest rated game.

SandWitch4162d ago

Seems like Vita is slowly becoming a fighters portable - Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter x Tekken, BlazBlue, UMvC3, PS All-Stars and now DOA

Too bad I hate fighters

ABizzel14162d ago

The Vita versions are generally superior to the console versions when it comes to fighting games and I prefer them on Vita. They just feel at home on the handheld.

SandWitch4162d ago

In my case it doesn't really matter. I just click random buttons as quickly as I can :|

Baka-akaB4162d ago (Edited 4162d ago )

I how dont see much how they are superior to home consoles versions . There hasnt been like one single fighting game that run perfectly and identical to home console versions .

Sure some got good extras and most still runs great , but there are still technical differences and minor trades offs . And while the vita buttons and pad are perfect , it isnt any better than regular pads , and nowhere close to arcade stick for fans . Nor is it better online

Either way , definitively getting it

profgerbik4161d ago (Edited 4161d ago )

I don't agree with this statement at all. The Vita just offers more fighters than most handhelds..

It doesn't make it a fighter portable, I mean there have been a slew of different games released on the system already genre wise from RPG's, FPS (although not so great yet), Racing, Mind, Puzzle, MMO's.. Open World.. The list goes on and there are actually more than just one of each.. So I don't understand how it's a fighter portable at all..

Other than offering more fighting games than others, it is definitely far from all it has genre wise. I mean even a lot of the games that are coming out for it in the future are not even fighters.

I feel like you are being some what vague and ignoring just about every other game that has been released on the Vita and will be coming out for the Vita which many of them aren't fighters.

Shit every game I own on the Vita right now is not a fighter, so obviously it isn't just a fighter portable.

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A Look at All of the Fighting Games Available on Vita

VGChartz's Adam Cartwright: "While fully-fledged fighting games on handhelds have achieved varying levels of success in the past, they weren’t really a thing until the PSP. Prior to this there would always be certain concessions to get them running on weaker hardware. Sony’s powerful portable console, however, allowed developers to experiment with new ways of delivering their titles that would sometimes be hugely successful (e.g. Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection), which in turn meant new games were forthcoming throughout the console’s life. This mantra continued onto the Vita, which received ports of a number of high-profile fighting games, from launch through to the present day.

The ever-expanding industry of eSports has somewhat put a damper on handheld fighting games, as the fanbase moves increasingly towards arcade sticks, perfect latency, and other measures that always ensure a fair fight. That doesn’t mean the Vita doesn’t have access to its fair share of fighting games, though – whether you like 3D arena brawlers, party-friendly multiplayer titles, or pixel-perfect technical 2D fighters, you’re well served by the selection that’s available here, especially when including backwards-compatible PSP & PS1 games."

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10 Vita Games Which Showcased the Handheld's Technical Abilities

VGChartz's Adam Cartwright: "In spite of Switch now dominating this niche and mobile/tablet games inching ever closer to console quality, Sony's Vita has a number of titles which were not only impressive relative to the time they released but still remain gorgeous to look at even to this day. So I'll be looking at what was impressive about them (and what could have been improved) alongside a conclusion on how well the Vita did as a high-end handheld during its lifespan."

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armchairDev2473d ago (Edited 2473d ago )

I once heard someone brag how the vita is as powerful as the ps3. That really made me laugh. A lot of games couldn't even run at the native 540p OR maintain 30 fps... It was basically a portable ps2.

conanlifts2473d ago (Edited 2473d ago )

Vita was 28gflops, ps2 6.2gflops. I think the comparison was that it could almost run ps3 games if the resolution was reduced. In reality probably not as it had 8x less gpu power. It was good for a handheld at the time though in terms of power.

armchairDev2472d ago

A nintendo 64 could almost run ps3 games if the resolution was reduced. To 160x90 pixels.

TWB2473d ago

To most people, PS Vita was probably to PS3 what PSP was to PS2.

On the smaller screen, you could say "ehh, kinda in the same ballpark"

SilentZeroX2472d ago (Edited 2472d ago )

On the vita's smaller screen, first party titles like Killzone: Mercenary and Uncharted: Golden Abyss can really fool
you into thinking that it is a ps3 game, it was more like a portable PS3, if only more dev use its power. A portable ps2 is more like the 3ds.

GameBoyColor2473d ago

only thing good about it was jrpg support and the og vita's oled screen. Other than that I felt I wasted my money on it.

Indigon2473d ago

If only Sony supported it with software and didn't put a ridiculous pricing tag on memory cards.

Kallisti2473d ago

Killzone: Mercenary looks awesome on the Vita. Too bad it didn't get a big exclusive game like a new GTA to reel buyers in, plus those propriety memory card prices are ridiculous even now.

FullmetalRoyale2473d ago

Right now I'm playing Trails, and while it's no technical showcase, being able to suspend the game at any time makes grinding much more manageable.
Some of my favorite vita games aren't impressive graphically. Persona, Danganronpa, Lone Survivor, Spelunky, Rogue Legacy(!!).
Still working thorough my backlog.

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Prices discounted for several Vita fighting games

Several Vita fighting games have been discounted, including Dead or Alive 5 Plus (42% off to $23.33), PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale (69% off to $12.48) and Street Fighter X Tekken (48% off to $20.99).

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IamTylerDurden13188d ago

Some ok deals, but i love the fact that if you preorder, Galak-Z and Everbody's Gone to the Rapture are both 20% off and if you get them both together you get an extra 10% off on a total cart, plus each comes w/a free theme. The Rapture theme is dynamic and spectacularly amazing.

The summer sale is going on as well, last week i got Bastion (PS4) for under 4$, and this week i got Slender on PS4 for 4$ for my gf. The Old Blood was 9.99 last week and i got an awesome dynamic Transistor theme (PS4) for 1$.

Also, idk if it is anymore but Farcry 4 was 20$ brand new at best buy. Crazy.