Super Stardust makes it way to Sony’s upcoming portable console, and it’s going to be a blast thanks to the NGP’s dual analog sticks (a portable first!). Super Stardust Delta should feel instantly familiar to anyone who’s experienced Super Stardust HD on PS3. But it’s important to note – Delta is not a port of that 2007 classic. It’s an entirely new game.
Sony has confirmed that its upcoming next generation portable (or NGP) will offer full backwards compatibility support with all the PSP games available in the PlayStation Network library. Scott Rohde, SCEA’s VP of Product Development, revealed the news at Sony’s Press Event earlier today.
Downloadable Games (also available from PS3 Storefront)
Downloadable Games (also available from PS3 Storefront)
Since NGP, or next generation portable gaming system, was announced back in January, I know you have been itching to find out more about the hardware and the games. Sony has lifted the lid on several NGP titles which are currently in development. Check out the list below…
Spring Offers (PSP)
On the PlayStation Comic Store this week you can find The Transformers: Infiltration, with Phase Two: Transformer: Escalation. All 6 issues of this mini-series available today. Also on the store you can find Ender’s Game (2008): Battle School, as well as parallel series Ender’s Shadow (2008): Battle School.
No. Due to the rear touch pad, the PS Vita uses a embedded battery.
No, PS Vita does not have a video output feature.
The same PSN accounts will be available on PS Vita.
