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Most PSP digital titles will be backwards compatible with the upcoming Vita. Type-0 is one of them!
TYPE-0 running on PS Vita!
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Most PSP digital titles will be backwards compatible with the upcoming Vita. Type-0 is one of them!
Last edited by nirojan; 12-18-2011 at 11:08 PM.
That image/gif is broken. Is it dope?
okay so i put it in as an attached file. Should work now!Originally Posted by Bolivar
Wow not really sure which one I like better. The lighting looks more realistic on Vita but there's something about the bottom one that seems more full/natural... does that make sense? They say OLED is something you have to see to believe so I'm hoping actually holding a Vita in real life will be more impressive.
i dont really careas long as i can play the game.
i'm not gonna trade my PSP for a Vita since i hardly use the psp.
perhaos when theyre cheaper
can you play PSP games on the Vita?
Yeah, I think so. Digital downloaded games should be fine, and they are having some kind of program where you can download some of the UMDs you bought.
Wow. It looks way better on Vita. I can't believe the difference. But I plan to play this on my boyfriend's psp instead of shelling out cash for a Vita.
Lamia's Tiara- Headgear in FFIX
Lamia's Flute- Weapon for Eiko in FFIX
Lamia in FFV- a enemy
appearance: a lady with long brown hair, wearing a tiara...half woman and half snake.
Lamia in FF3j- A Harp
Lamia in FFL2- An enemy
FF2j Queen Lamia, at one point she even gets Frionel in a bedroom with her and jumps on the bed and says "take me!".. before she turns into her snakey self. She serves as a mini boss in this game (as Queen Lamia).. and after you fight her as a mini boss, regular lamia's become random foes and later on in the game, Queen Lamia's become random foes as well.
LamiaScl. an item that paralyzes foes.
According to legend, she was once a Libyan queen (or princess) who fell in love with Zeus. Zeus' jealous wife Hera deformed her into a monster and murdered their offspring. She also made Lamia unable to close her eyes, so that she couldn't find any rest from the obsessing image of her dead children. When Zeus saw what had be done to Lamia, he felt pity for her and gave his former lover a gift: she could remove her eyes, and then put them on again. This way, though sleepless, she could rest from her misfortune. Lamia envied other the other mothers and took her vengeance by stealing their children and devouring them.
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