The game is best recommended to newcomers, those for whom the (slight) downgrade from analogue to digital shooting will be unnoticeable. Super Stardust Portable is still an exemplary Western shooter, but for fans of the PlayStation 3 original, there is little here to inspire repeat purchase, the convenience of portability offset by the hardware's other limitations.
Super Stardust Portable on PS Plus Premium now features full Trophy support!
Amazing. Time to get back and grab that Platinum before Hogwarts, PSVR2 and Octopath Traveler 2 will steal all the time.
I own this on my PSP and Vita. I did not see it in the article but will those versions get a patch for trophies as well?
It was never released on Vita, and PSP doesn't have trophies.
So no, the PSP versions won't get trophies.
PS3 version already had it.
VR had it.
Now "PS4 and PS5" have it.
Just like the PS4/5, you can play this PSP version on the Vita. So I dont see how it too can't have trophy support. I was playing it on my Vita [tv] last night seeing as i could not play delta (too many touch specific options). Now i did also try it on my PS5 and noticed it looked more polished than on my Vita so it may be that the game was completely rebuilt for the tv experience.
On my vita tv it looked rather grainy but then again that was running at 720p on my tv unlike when i play it on the actual vita oled screen (looks more natural). The 5 version was very clean and vibrant.
This game could really use twin-stick support. On PS Vita, you were able to map the face buttons to the right stick... can't seem to find a way to do this on PS5. Anyone have any luck?
I like that the vita has that option. It does suck that trying to do the same on the DS4/5 controller results in nothing. I like how it looks cleaned up on the 5 though, but I will stick to playing on my vita with that added right stick acting as the face buttons.
Remember when the PS3 launched? It didn't have trophies at all. Trophy support was added in soon after launch. SO adding it to games is not unheard of.
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Action is intense as you navigate your tiny ship through screens filled with asteroids and other nuggets of multi-coloured debris and the PSP's screen is constantly full of dangers. In fact, this makes the game a rather tough nut to crack as it's all too easy to miss pieces of flotsam and get wiped out. Annoyingly, Sony chose to make three modes (Endless, Survival and Bomber) available as premium DLC, so for the full package you have to fork out an extra few bucks. Not bad, but not essential.
