An interesting tidbit of news was revealed by The Official PlayStation Blogcast, and it has to do with one of the most commercially successful PlayStation Portable games ever released: Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.
Beginning today, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars are now available for GTA+ Members to play on compatible iOS and Android devices.
Sweet. I loved Liberty City Stories despite the city being empty. Those main story missions were tough but fun.
There's far more to GTA's heritage than the same three games every time.
It's a huge disappointment that in 2021 still the only legal way to play VCS is via PSP, PS2 disc or PSV / PS3 backwards compatibility.
Despite re released of the mainline games GTA 3 vc Sa on android and iOS even LCS got an iOS port we can't play VCS anywhere on a modern system.
Bioware is a shell of its former self. Blizzard is imploding. Rockstar turned into one of the biggest shill companies in gaming and barely ever release games.
This is why I'm tuning more and more to indies and AA studios almost entirely when it comes to what I'm playing.
Speaking of, I've been pretty hooked on a little known Roguelike action platformer called Fury Unleased. Games addicting, and can typically be had for dirt cheap, apparently. Also has online co-ol It even has a workshop where people contributed a lot of awesome/hilarious faces you can use for your character.
Seeing as new titles are taking 5 years+ to push out at this stage...to be honest, R*'s games are so good I'd happily see most of their catalogue get remasters. This could be a nice gauge to prove to them that we still want a new Midnight Club, Bully etc.
Also, I would love to play GTA IV again. I f always adored it but I find that people appreciate it a lot more nowadays.
Always ambitious, Sony has released several portable consoles that are worth analyzing due to their impact on gaming. Although all eyes are on the recently released PlayStation 5, Sony has also had an interesting history in the portable market. Despite facing stiff competition from the handheld gaming giant Nintendo, Sony managed to create a cult following during its short stint in the portable gaming world.
History of two consoles? Serious? If this author actually knew some details, I suppose the article might be interesting..
Heck, I, a mere rando, can give interesting details that this article author completely missed.
For example, did you know the PSP Go could save a game's runtime memory state to it's flash drive, and thus could pause it literally forever? (well, as long as the drive lasts, anyway)
Or that the PSP-1000, 2000, and 3000 had different LCD screens (the 2000 was the best)?
Or how about this one -- the PS Vita *dev kits* had HDMI outputs, but the retail devices didn't. The PS Vita could have been the Nintendo Switch... if only Sony had chosen to be smart, instead if cheap.
Seriously, this article is garbage. Mostly it talks about Nintendo consoles.
This will be awesome for Vita owners, cannot wait to hear about a New GTA Game For Vita.
Ahh, I miss LCS. A PS2-level GTA on the PSP was a genius idea and I'm glad the handheld was able to handle it. Just recently got 100% in VCS!
I'm still praying for a San Andreas Stories.. hahaha
You can already download it on your PS3 and transfer it to your Vita. O_o
The only game I've downloaded from the PS3 than can't do that was Mod Nation Racers for PSP.
you can download and Play Vice City stories on your PSVita also i currently have it on my PSVita, again no trophy support added. but the resolution is increased, and the 2nd analog is mapped to work on it, and with the PC you can transfer the save file so it's pretty good.
Hopefully Rockstar will make a Vita only GTA like LCS and VCS on the PSP. San Andreas Stories, perhaps?