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Yes, Tales of Hearts R works fine with the PSTV and it's a great game
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flyboi posted:Yes, Tales of Hearts R works fine with the PSTV and it's a great game If only Bamco managed to actually ship it instead of delaying  . That's ok though, not like I am playing anything else till VC1 is done. Question, is Miku working on Vita TV? I have Miku 1 on Vita and PS3, but I figure if it works, I would just get Miku 2 on the Vita and call it a day.
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Nov 13, 2014 07:29
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I'm really glad we've just decided to abbreviate that game as Miku at this point. Makes conversations way more entertaining. Anyways yeah I think Miku 2 is confirmed to work on the vita tv.
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Nov 13, 2014 07:31
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Agrias120 posted:I've had my Vita TV since launch and I bounce back and forth between loving it (when I am playing a game I already downloaded/confirmed to work) to hating it (when I browse the hosed up store, or try to navigate the labyrinth that is what actually is or is not compatible).
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Nov 13, 2014 07:52
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Mr. Sunabouzu posted:I'm really glad we've just decided to abbreviate that game as Miku at this point. Makes conversations way more entertaining. Is that a bad thing? I mean, yeah, I could type out "Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F 2nd for PS Vita Sony Entertainment System", but why? Also, that's great. Any word if it's native res on the Vita?
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Nov 13, 2014 07:54
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gibbed posted:That would certainly explain why it always felt laggy to me, I didn't notice the icon changing, I'll have to check that out again. Based on what CrashCat said (and a situation I hadn't even thought of), it might only do this forced override if you also have WIFI data stored on the Vita TV (or if it has access to an unprotected network). I'm interested to hear more people's experiences with this, because from everything I can tell this seems to be what is happening (the LAN Icon even remains present during other system-to-system functions, like when you transfer items from a PS3 via Content Manager).
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Nov 13, 2014 07:56
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If I don't own a PS3 or PS4 or Vita can I get a PSTV and expect a reasonably good library solely from PSN downloads?
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Nov 13, 2014 08:12
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Callick posted:If I don't own a PS3 or PS4 or Vita can I get a PSTV and expect a reasonably good library solely from PSN downloads? If you are in USA region I'd say it'd give you a lot. You'll get PS1/PSP/Vita games, which is pretty good but up to you if it appeals to you. EU region gets a bit less for example no Xenogears.
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Nov 13, 2014 10:06
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I know it's been said plenty of times, but have you checked the settings on your PS4 to make sure direct connect is turned off? If it's on the PS4 basically acts as its own wireless access point and tells the vita to switch to that network; I'm assuming it'll still tell the vita to change to that specific wireless network even if you're on a gigabit LAN connected to the same switch (and yes, I know the box only has a 10/100 port)
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Nov 13, 2014 14:06
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The_Frag_Man posted:If you are in USA region I'd say it'd give you a lot. You'll get PS1/PSP/Vita games, which is pretty good but up to you if it appeals to you. You can play P3P, P4G, and follow up by some SAO. That would keep one busy for like 300+ hours.
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Nov 13, 2014 16:26
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Sentient Data posted:I know it's been said plenty of times, but have you checked the settings on your PS4 to make sure direct connect is turned off? If it's on the PS4 basically acts as its own wireless access point and tells the vita to switch to that network; I'm assuming it'll still tell the vita to change to that specific wireless network even if you're on a gigabit LAN connected to the same switch (and yes, I know the box only has a 10/100 port) Interestingly enough, that did seem to fix the issue--if that option is enabled on the PS4 it overrides the wired connection. Sorry if that had been mentioned elsewhere in this thread, I read through the entire thing before posting, but I must have missed it.
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Nov 13, 2014 17:40
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If anyone's on the fence, the vita tv is $80 on amazon. edit: The bundle with the dual shock and 8gb card is $100.
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Nov 14, 2014 03:38
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Callick posted:If I don't own a PS3 or PS4 or Vita can I get a PSTV and expect a reasonably good library solely from PSN downloads? If you're not a huge JRPG fan you needn't bother.
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Nov 14, 2014 03:57
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Agrias120 posted:I've had my Vita TV since launch and I bounce back and forth between loving it (when I am playing a game I already downloaded/confirmed to work) to hating it (when I browse the hosed up store, or try to navigate the labyrinth that is what actually is or is not compatible). You can tell your PS4 not to create its own wifi, then remote streaming will only use your LAN (or lan over wireless of your PTV isn't hardwired). It took me a few days to figure that out. http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/691087-playstation-4/70383049
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Crap! Quote != edit
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Nov 14, 2014 04:14
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The PlayStation TV store is officially 100% open in the EU region.  It was open in the last few weeks, but the front page and scrollable listings were unavailable until now.
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Nov 14, 2014 05:22
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Dbhjed posted:You can tell your PS4 not to create its own wifi, then remote streaming will only use your LAN (or lan over wireless of your PTV isn't hardwired). It took me a few days to figure that out. Why would... that doesn't even...  Okay, gently caress it, checking this out for myself. If that's why my remote play is laggy that's loving stupid. I'd almost rather it be unfixable than that stupid. No, never mind, my PS4 had that option turned off. So I don't even know. Since they're in rooms right next to each other maybe that option would actually work better. Ugh. edit 2: Direct connection is more delayed and looks worse, but doesn't have the constant hitching. Instead it just randomly drops out for a few seconds at a time now and then. So I'm probably not going to be using either mode, but I would probably go with the LAN connect and take the small hitches if I had to choose. I never put in any wifi credentials but it definitely switched to a wifi symbol when I used direct connect. CrashCat fucked around with this message at 11:58 on Nov 14, 2014 |
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Nov 14, 2014 11:36
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Does the EU have functioning games that don't function in North America (especially those PSP titles) or vice-versa?
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Nov 14, 2014 14:30
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Well, Xenogears was mentioned in an above post as NA and non-EU, but remember that vitas aren't able to handle multiple regions like a PS4; you'll need to completely reset the system to switch between accounts from what I understand, and memory cards are locked to the region of activation (meaning you either need to have multiple cards or be willing to reformat every time you change)
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Sentient Data posted:Well, Xenogears was mentioned in an above post as NA and non-EU, but remember that vitas aren't able to handle multiple regions like a PS4; you'll need to completely reset the system to switch between accounts from what I understand, and memory cards are locked to the region of activation (meaning you either need to have multiple cards or be willing to reformat every time you change) I know that, but I think there will likely be anomalies where the EU has games which are compatible that NA doesn't because the SKU's of both products are different, and I think some of the incompatible PSP games were listed as compatible in the EU a month ago.
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Nov 14, 2014 17:03
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CrashCat posted:edit 2: Direct connection is more delayed and looks worse, but doesn't have the constant hitching. Instead it just randomly drops out for a few seconds at a time now and then. So I'm probably not going to be using either mode, but I would probably go with the LAN connect and take the small hitches if I had to choose. I never put in any wifi credentials but it definitely switched to a wifi symbol when I used direct connect. The ps4 emits its own wifi with the direct connection available. I picked it up a few times on my iPad. Now that I turned it off I don't see it any more. Is your network 100 or gigabit? Mine is gigabit.
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Nov 14, 2014 23:05
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Since the vita can only do 100 it doesn't really matter for that connection, but what would make a big difference is what's between the consoles. Is it a cheap Linksys router ruining the default software? For the best results, connect the consoles with a switch (not router or hub) - that will give them the most efficient connection; you just plug your internet facing router into a different port on the switch for both to be able to get online
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Nov 15, 2014 00:34
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Holy poo poo. This thing is so fricking small.
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jabro posted:Holy poo poo. This thing is so fricking small. That's what she said. *canned laughter* Anyways, welcome to the club. Found that you can make PSP games look a little better if you crank up the sharpness on your TV.
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univbee posted:Does the EU have functioning games that don't function in North America (especially those PSP titles) or vice-versa?
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Sentient Data posted:Since the vita can only do 100 it doesn't really matter for that connection, but what would make a big difference is what's between the consoles. Is it a cheap Linksys router ruining the default software? For the best results, connect the consoles with a switch (not router or hub) - that will give them the most efficient connection; you just plug your internet facing router into a different port on the switch for both to be able to get online It looks like this, with brackets for the rooms: [PS4 - switch - router] - [switch - PSTV] Taking the PSTV off the switch means running another cable between rooms or taking everything else off the Internet in that room. Taking the PS4 off the switch and putting it on the router is simple and puts it 'closer' but it still would have to compete too much for network time. So really, hooking the PSTV room into the PS4's switch instead of the router and removing the extra PSTV room switch when I want to play Remote Play is the best solution I can come up with, and it kinda sucks. But yeah, I did consider it. 
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True, I'll admit that I was spoiled by working on Cisco labs and running multiple lines to each room to handle a variety of situations. You sound like you already know what you're doing, but it's worth mentioning for anyone else that it'd be worth seeing if there's a DD-WRT or Tomato release for your your router. Once you have a router with more powerful software, you can play with QoS setups and the like - find out the port ranges that remote play uses and give it the highest priority, that way you won't suffer sudden lag if a PC downloads updates or someone starts streaming video. To change the subject, everyone with a VTV or Vita should check their download list to see if any old games suddenly became available. I was setting up mine, and noticed that Um Jammer Lammy finally had a download button and works perfectly!
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Nov 16, 2014 00:57
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For PS1 games available on PSN, is it possible to connect multiple controllers to the PSTV and play them with multiple people? And on a related note, are there any good multiplayer or coop games on PSN? I think everything I've bought so far is a single-player game.
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Nov 16, 2014 03:10
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Yep, up to 4 controllers are supported for appropriate PS1 games, PS Now games, and it's possible for Vita games to be patched (Spelunky now has 4 player local multiplayer)
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Sentient Data posted:True, I'll admit that I was spoiled by working on Cisco labs and running multiple lines to each room to handle a variety of situations. You sound like you already know what you're doing, but it's worth mentioning for anyone else that it'd be worth seeing if there's a DD-WRT or Tomato release for your your router. Once you have a router with more powerful software, you can play with QoS setups and the like - find out the port ranges that remote play uses and give it the highest priority, that way you won't suffer sudden lag if a PC downloads updates or someone starts streaming video. How is the video lag for you? I found Um Jammer Lammy to be almost unplayable on PS3, but I was never sure if it was my TV's fault (which otherwise has no noticeable input lag) or the PS3 scaling. EDIT: In case anyone is wondering, it seems that Senran Kagura: Bon Appetit! is not compatible with the PSTV (though I see no reason why). Also I think it's a pretty bad game and doesn't remotely scratch my, "I need a follow-up to Theatrhythm," itch, but that also might just be a personal thing.
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Agrias120 posted:How is the video lag for you? I found Um Jammer Lammy to be almost unplayable on PS3, but I was never sure if it was my TV's fault (which otherwise has no noticeable input lag) or the PS3 scaling. It's your TVs fault. It plays perfectly on a regular Vita, and on my monitor (that I bought just for the low input lag)
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Nov 16, 2014 05:52
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Was just talking with a single mom tonight with a Minecraft obsessed kid and it clicked that this thing makes for an absurdly cheap Minecraft box for kids. They should sell like hotcakes come Christmas time if they somehow get the word out about a $120 Minecraft machine that happens to do other stuff.
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Nov 16, 2014 07:57
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Doors a VTV count on your account as a Vita for the purposes of free Plus games each month? Should I look at purchasing a used PS3 for the purposes of additional free games each month?
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Nov 16, 2014 09:23
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SlayVus posted:Doors a VTV count on your account as a Vita for the purposes of free Plus games each month? Should I look at purchasing a used PS3 for the purposes of additional free games each month? It counts as an activated Vita, but you don't have to own a Vita (or PS3) to claim the PS+ games on those systems. You can get them all through the webstore.
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Nov 16, 2014 09:34
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Anyone recording gameplay from this thing or hooking it up to their monitor and not a tv?
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Nov 16, 2014 09:43
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rizuhbull posted:Anyone recording gameplay from this thing or hooking it up to their monitor and not a tv? It's HDCP protected, so you can't just toss in through an elgato or a hdpvr2 unfortunately. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKuU_y18MWg see at 1:30 of this insanely annoying video.
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Nov 16, 2014 09:46
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Good news Europe: Senran Kagura Shinovi Versus will work on PSTV in Europe this Wednesday (page background slightly  )PSTV thread - talking more about compatibility of games than playing them. 
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FAT SLAMPIG posted:It's HDCP protected, so you can't just toss in through an elgato or a hdpvr2 unfortunately. There are cheap HDMI splitters you can get that double as HDCP strippers. I streamed P4G way back this way.
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So with the price cut at gamestop/amazon I'm thinking of grabbing one, for pretty much the sole purpose of homebrew/cfw stuff for it- anyone know what firmware the NA version ships with?
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I think, but I'm not 100% sure, that they ship with 3.18, which means very very few physical card games would work (and downloads wouldn't be an option since you'd need to update to get to the store). Make drat sure the CFW works with a PSTV, though.
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