The Playstation Network has Persona 3 FES for the PS3 in the "PS2 Classics" section and Persona 3 Portable for the PSP or Vita, and Persona 4 Golden is an updated re-release of Persona 4 for the Vita.Sirron Kcuch said:
Stupid kid question: Will the Persona editions for the Vista/Vita work on the PS3? You're buying them on the PS3 so I have a slim glimmer of hope there but I'm guessing not...shrekfan246 said:
Well, the Vita can access the PSN too, you know.tippy2k2 said:Stupid kid question: Will the Persona editions for the Vista/Vita work on the PS3? You're buying them on the PS3 so I have a slim glimmer of hope there but I'm guessing not...shrekfan246 said:
I have also always wanted to get into the Persona games but I've never owned the system needed to play them
Now I need to decide if I want to get a VITA so I can play Persona (and Valkryia Chronicles II) or if I should get a 3DS for Fire Emblem...stupid life not giving me lots of money to just buy everything I want *Grumble grumble...
Use PCSX2. It's an emulator for PS2 on PC that you're free to use as long as you have the game copies and a PS2 BIOS. It takes a good machine to run it, but PCSX2 should work with no problem, what with the machines coming out these days.Sirron Kcuch said:
Whoa whoa whoa whoa [small]whoa whoa whoa...[/small]shrekfan246 said:Well, the Vita can access the PSN too, you know.
P3P and P4: Golden won't work on the PS3, from what I know. Golden is an actual physical Vita game, and P3P is one of the titles that was updated to be compatible with the Vita since it changed away from using UMDs.
Yeah, the Vita has access to the PSN, as long as you've got wireless internet. It doesn't have a section for PS2 classics from what I've seen, but it's got all of the PS1 games, PSP games, and PS Vita games that are currently on the PSN. I've got Final Fantasy VII and IX, and Persona 3 Portable on my Vita.tippy2k2 said:Whoa whoa whoa whoa [small]whoa whoa whoa...[/small]shrekfan246 said:Well, the Vita can access the PSN too, you know.
P3P and P4: Golden won't work on the PS3, from what I know. Golden is an actual physical Vita game, and P3P is one of the titles that was updated to be compatible with the Vita since it changed away from using UMDs.
Hold it there mister!
...the Vita can access the PSN thing? I have a PS3 but I know next to nothing about Sony's handhelds due to...well...never owning one. Does that mean that PSN games will work on the Vita (well, the NOT PS3 ones at least but like, the PS2/PS1 games)?
I may have to investigate this. Shrekfan246, you may have just given Sony a new customer! Feel free to email them about it and see if they'll give you a 1% royalty or something
I remember now why I talked myself out of buying a Vita when it first came out now; You can't use third-party Memory Cards (though I'm sure someone's figured out how to do it by now) and the first-party memory cards are stupid expensive.shrekfan246 said:Yeah, the Vita has access to the PSN, as long as you've got wireless internet. It doesn't have a section for PS2 classics from what I've seen, but it's got all of the PS1 games, PSP games, and PS Vita games that are currently on the PSN. I've got Final Fantasy VII and IX, and Persona 3 Portable on my Vita.
The memory cards are expensive as hell though, and you will need a spare and/or large one if you're buying a bunch of downloadable titles.
Well I didn't know that I think I will get a Vita soon. I've been on the fence about it maybe I should maybe I shouldn't but access to PS1 games as well as PSP and all the games coming out for it? Yeah I think I'll try it. The memory card thing kind of sucks but what are you guna do?shrekfan246 said:Yeah, the Vita has access to the PSN, as long as you've got wireless internet. It doesn't have a section for PS2 classics from what I've seen, but it's got all of the PS1 games, PSP games, and PS Vita games that are currently on the PSN. I've got Final Fantasy VII and IX, and Persona 3 Portable on my Vita.
The memory cards are expensive as hell though, and you will need a spare and/or large one if you're buying a bunch of downloadable titles.
No, no one has figured that out. Due to the particular size and shape of the in slot for the Vita memory cards, it's impossible to fit a regular SD stick in there. It sucks, but them's the sticks. I love the evrloving crap out of my Vita anyway. Playing Crash/Spyro as well as top notch Vita games like P4G and Gravity Rush convinced me the investment was worth it.tippy2k2 said:I remember now why I talked myself out of buying a Vita when it first came out now; You can't use third-party Memory Cards (though I'm sure someone's figured out how to do it by now) and the first-party memory cards are stupid expensive.shrekfan246 said:Yeah, the Vita has access to the PSN, as long as you've got wireless internet. It doesn't have a section for PS2 classics from what I've seen, but it's got all of the PS1 games, PSP games, and PS Vita games that are currently on the PSN. I've got Final Fantasy VII and IX, and Persona 3 Portable on my Vita.
The memory cards are expensive as hell though, and you will need a spare and/or large one if you're buying a bunch of downloadable titles.
I suppose though if Persona 3 is downloadable on the PS3, maybe I'll go give that one a shot and then decide if I like the series enough to restart my Vita/3DS internal debate.
