PS Vita BlazBlue
The PS Vita was released in Japan today. Folks who wanted it on the day of release waited out infront of the stores. Me wasn't in any rush and knew that mine was going to arrive tomorrow. One of the games arrived first and I thought we'd have a gander - BlazBlue Continuum Shift. PV for the game below.
Pre-ordered mine and got a pre-order goodie - a CD with the BGM. The Nendoroid Puchi Noel Vermillion came with something else - cant remember what though ^^;
Either my game didn't come with a booklet or they got rid of them completely. I think most (if not all) of the games are downloadable too and playing instructions usually come inside the game anyway so not to bothered.
Apparently according to Kotaku and the video below, the Vita cards loads just a wee bit faster than the download version.
Apparently according to Kotaku and the video below, the Vita cards loads just a wee bit faster than the download version.
Size comparison of the Vita and SD card.
Found myself a storage method for my Vita cards.
The packaging is quite small and cute ^^;
Do you generally prefer to pay more for a package version than a cheaper download version of a game?
Do you generally prefer to pay more for a package version than a cheaper download version of a game?
Notes on the back tell us that this game makes use of the mic, touch screen and touch panel on the back of the PS Vita.
Comparison with a PSP package.
Puchi Noel.
Aoi grew her hair since we saw her last.
