The Vita has carved out a niche for itself, but that niche is… visual novels and dating sims. Believe it or not, most of them are actually being localized for our small-but-devoted Vita following. But hey, there are some that fall through the cracks, and here they are. But the first, Innocence , is well-regarded, too. It has varied fields and a brisk pace, and is a nice respite from the big time commitments of most Vita releases.
You build out your mecha, then battle others in a whole host of battles. Luminous Arc Infinity , though, is a worthy entry. You won't be able to hop on the Japanese PlayStation Store and download the game's you want -- you'll need to pay shipping and import the physical media.
Well the system has hit the stores and reports of game having english support has started, here is the very short list. Mainly, it's money. You're going to be paying far more than if you waited and bought the device in your homeland. Also, a sticking point for us Westerners is that Japan flips the X and Circle buttons. In Japanese menus, X backs out of things and Circle accepts them.
That's the opposite of how it works over here. So, you want to take your imported PlayStation Vita onto the Japanese PlayStation Network so that you can download games as they come out. Thankfully, creating a Japanese account is a breeze, and here's the nine-minute video that'll get you up and running.
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YouTube Instagram Adobe. Kickstarter Tumblr Art Club. Film TV Games. Fortnite Game of Thrones Books. Comics Music. Filed under: Gaming How-to PlayStation. Linkedin Reddit Pocket Flipboard Email. PS Vita box train stock Perhaps you've got holiday cash burning a hole in your pocket. So what is this Vita thing, anyways? Why would I want to buy one from Japan? Is it region-free? Do I have to know how to read Japanese?
How do I charge up the battery? How much is it? Where do I buy? Do I need anything besides the Vita hardware itself? What games can I get? How about PSP games? Can I use my PSN account? Here, watch this handy video.
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