Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls is a bit of an odd duck. Chronologically it takes place between Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc and Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair. The main playable characters are the sister of Trigger Happy Havoc’s protagonist and a returning character from Trigger Happy Havoc. However the biggest shift of all is that the game is less of a visual novel mystery story like other Danganronpa games are, and is instead a third-person shooter. Capping this all off, the PS4 version reviewed here is actually a slightly updated port of the original PlayStation Vita version. Sounds kind of wild, right?
Kinglink says "We return once again to the land of Danganronpa. I’ve already covered the original Danganronpa and Danganronpa 2 which left two more games for me to cover. This time around we are looking at a title originally launched on the Vita, Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls."
VGChartz's Adam Cartwright: "Thanks to some solid late-in-life Japanese support, and a sea of backwards-compatible games, the Vita’s library of third-person shooters is a lot better than it first appears, covering a variety of sub-genres from horror to stealth to tactical, all the while providing games that are a tonne of fun to play."
Missed so many games.
Also backwards compatibility differs from region to region.
Literally some stores like the NZ/Aus store will allow syphon Filter 1 and 3 but not 2 and the USA store is different again
I haven't done it in a while so unsure if it has changed, but you used to be able to download any PS1 or PSP game to a PS3 and then transfer it to the Vita and it just worked - regardless of whether it showed as something you could buy in store for, or download directly to, the Vita. It opened up a huge library of back-compat titles that way.
The 2018 Steam Summer sale starts today and you can save big on your favorite Spike Chunsoft titles, including the Danganronpa, Zero Escape and Steins;Gate franchises.
Lame game