Downloading Reality Fighter demo on US PSN. I know for a fact that it's shitty, but I need to know HOW shitty it is.

I wish the Vita OS has a way to move screens instead of just game/app bubbles. Tired of customizing a screen only to have it filled lated with other stuff, and need to re-custom again. Urgh.

Urgh. Don't both with Reality Fighters guys. It's so bad it's laughably bad! This, for a price of a full game? It should've been free, like the three free AR games.

Money saved to spend on another better game. Like Motorstorm RC. Which is nowhere to be seen.

As of February 26th, Sony has SOLD 1.2 million units of Playstation Vita worldwide.

You don't wanna be in my place. So many wireless signals from so many electronic equipments flying around, I'm not surprised when Vita GPS doesn't work as it is supposed to.

Bring it to open area location, preferably without any coverage blocking the sky. The problem is, your WiFi coverage may be limited to indoor locations only, and you're SOL when trying to get internet connection and location signal to use Near.

Mine does. Had to go to the verandah to get Near location data.

The Yoobao is cheaper, in terms of power/price ratio. 11,200maH for RM200. Your call.

The Elecom is of course hard to find, since its only available in Japan.

Of course if you wanna go crazy, I've the Hyperjuice 100WH MBA external battery pack for the MacBook Air. Comes with USB port to charge. 100WH translate to 27,000maH, and it's as wide as the Vita but a bit taller.

Pretty happy with my Yoobao once Alex's USB adapter does its magic. Charged the Vita with it while out and about in Pavilion yesterday, and still have 80% of its juice. Plus, it's a flashlight too.

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Added on February 29, 2012, 5:24 pmIt's true probably because Malaysians aren't incline to wait for the Malaysian version to come out, and import it from Singapore and bloating that Singaporean sale number to look like it has a healthy market there.

This post has been edited by stringfellow: Feb 29 2012, 05:24 PM

Here.



11,200maH of portable power. And a flashlight.

Just providing options. One of my greatest fears in life is to have my devices run out of power. Next to internet blackout.

Never run out of juice!



Top to bottom: HyperJuice 100WH/26,000maH, YooBao 11,200maH, Elecom 2350maH, Gum Plus 4400maH.



HyperJuice charges MacBook Air and provide high powered USB port, the rest has either 2A USB port for high power devices like iPad (or PSVita) or in the case of Gum Plus, only 1A USB port for iPhone.

Hyperjuice was from M3Shoppe.com for RM800, Yoobao RM200, Elecom 4590Yen, Gum Plus RM278.

This post has been edited by stringfellow: Feb 29 2012, 08:02 PM

Put the game cart in, run the game once, then quit. Do the same with another game. The games need to at least save game settings into the Vita. Some requires installs and saving game settings.

Some games also has an update ready for it to download before the game starts. Check for it at the game's LiveArea screen.

Careful playing Vita for extended hours. I already developed neck cramps for looking down on the Vita screen for too long last night playing VT4. Have to play lying down on bed or on lounge chair reclined.

You can get the Yoobao from this user:- http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showuser=344561

The model name is Yoobao Long March. He also sells other smaller capacity models.

Look at his link http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1579340. I make sure all my products are genuine.

Go outside. Open sky, then try Near again. Vita's GPS is crappy. If you're using a WiFi only Vita, it's even crappier since it's triangulating position using registered Skyhook Wifi hotspots.

The seller's link http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1579340 explains it. He is against counterfeit products.

The problem with headphones they're not suitably powered for the audio port on the Vita. My DT1350 Beyerdynamics sounds tiny , need to use portable amp with it. Normal iPhone earphones works, but I find that Sony's in-ear earphones works best. I know, I hate in-ear as well, but they sound full and lively when used to play with the Vita.

Yeap, the first thing he didi when we met was explain to me the differences. The metallic authentication sticker, the serial number and so forth. Buy buy buy!

Yes you can.

Yes, Sony's Vita in-ear ones.

If I'm alone playing at night, I just leave it on speakers. Sit on my recliner and play.

This is to those with smaller capacity memory cards: Clean your notifications page often. These notifications takes space, just like SMS and text messages does on your phone. Cleaning them will free some space. I do that often coz I'm running out of space on my 32GB as well.

If they released Gravity Daze/Rush this early in Japan and HK, what's keeping their momentum in those region? Or is the US/English-speaking countries sales all that's matter to them?