Tekken has long been the quintessential exclusive title for Sony. Once announced for the Sony PlayStation Portable, fanboy hearts went all aflutter at the possibility of their longtime favorite fighting franchise making its way to the games-starved handheld. Last week, Joystiq.com was able to sit down and get some quality time with Tekken: Dark Resurrection and see if this would indeed be the sure-fire hit gamers and Namco would obviously think it'd be once it hits store shelves this summer.
Brash Games writes :Hold your horses, you tech savvy fiends, and remember that the PSVITA is backwards compatible. That means you can download any of the original PSP games off the PlayStation Network if you fancy a trip down memory lane, or just want to catch up on some top titles you may have missed. To get you started, here’s my recommended list of PSP games you should definitely check out".
ferociously difficult missions are what made pursuit force a true classic, if anything
I would switch Chains of Olympus with Ghost of Sparta. Also I would put one of the best shooters on the platform, Resistance: Retribution.
I don't think its even considered an "original psp" game but I downloaded Metal Slug Anthology off of PSN for the vita and it plays super smooth :D
Um... Not all PSP games are supposed. In fact, most aren't. :/ I have TONS of PSP games I'd like to put on my Vita, but can't.
Did you try the data transfer method? Download the game to your PS3, dont install it. Turn on and plug in the vita, go to data transfer and see if the game shows up. If it does it will install just fine.
If you already did, then yeah that does suck.
Yeah. It only supports the games that are on the PS Vita's store. None of the games we got for free after the PSN collapse are supported. So, I'm effed for now. -_-
I got Killzone for free. I just had to redownload it to the PS3 and did what I said above. I forgot to get a second PSP game lol
Evan Narcisse: Sony's first handheld gaming system is retailing for the lowest price ever now. You—being a patient person—have taken advantage of this turn of events. Or maybe you got handed one by someone who needs a clean break before the Vita arrives. Now you need some games to cement your relationship.
Valkyria Chronicles 2 should be on there. Was the first game I got when I got a PSP (last summer) and I had no idea the handheld had so much potential!
And Gran Turismo. Maybe not as good as its home console counterparts, but definitely a great portable driving simulator (I do mean driving simulator; not racing... a great time trial simulator!). I play it from time to time to sharpen up on the Nurburgring!
WOW im suprised that socom ftb1 didnt make that list. that & syphon filter were really popular on psp for their multiplayer modes, and also drove sales for the psp mic. now that I think about it, syphon filter as an overall great game, campaign AND multiplayer.
Chris Buffa (Modojo): Handheld fighting games used to blow, big time. Systems like the Game Boy and Game Gear lacked the processing muscle (and buttons, for that matter) to handle arcade hits like Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter II, yet publishers insisted on shoehorning these games onto every available platform, regardless of quality.
Ive just got a 3ds and got street fighter 3D with it and think it works very well on the 3ds looks very good esp in 3d and I like the jump in and out online 2player mode it works as well as it did on my 360. To me I think there is a change in fighting games I think they will start to find a home on the 3ds and ndp and be played less and less on home concepts because of the way the industry has gone last gen and gen before fighting games were massive where this gen they font seem to be ad big but I think it couldbe on portable having with online 2player.
This is one of those games I am highly looking forward to.
awesome!