Pocket Gamer: Little Acorns falls short of greatness, but it has many of the hallmarks of a hit iOS platformer and it's well worth a download.
Hey now! Welcome to A Darker Images third (not-so) weekly column looking at the wide world of Playstation Mobile titles. This week ADI looks at two titles from Chillingo and a great puzzle game.
Gaming Union: ''The PlayStation Vita is full of great potential as its library of games is growing all the time, with new additions every month.
That's where Gaming Union's newest feature PS Vita Round-Up comes into play. Every month we will be bringing you the latest and greatest releases available for the PlayStation Vita platform that you need to know about.
So get your dual-analog sticks ready, and let's dive into the big releases for the month of August 2013!''
While there are a few PS3 games in there too, it's good to see the PS Vita's library consistently growing.
The upcoming support for the Vita should grow it's install base.
Can't wait to play BF4 on my Vita using remote play!
Maybe FPS games will not play well through remote play. there must be some small latency time there. RPGs may be the best type of game for it
Yeah. Also, unless devs come up with a specific control scheme to make up for the lack of L/R 2/3 then these controls would have to be relegated to default touchscreen buttons with default placement. No one wants that.
I'm actually not as pumped for remote play as I am for vita games coming out. Playing dragon's crown or kz mercenary on public transit Wi-Fi our tethered to my phone just wins.
Remote play in its current form very low but noticable latency. Remote play on ps4 is suppose to be better though. Back touch pad can be L2/L3/R2/R3.
Touchgen: Some times I get cutesy fatigue, and I just block out all the new cute releases for the week. I read a blurb in my inbox about Mr Nibbles the squirrel, and all my alarms went off. This I will not touch today, no way. And so I simply skipped answering Nick the friendly Chillingo contact at PR-firm Indigo Pearl. The days went by, and our head honcho at TouchGen Nigel sent out a distress call to whether we had got any codes for the week. My answer was the following:
“Nope, just an Acorn game that looked like another cute physics puzzler.”
