Long-awaited Japanese horror game Imabikisou is playable on the PSP ... so long as you have a PS3, a wireless connection and Remote Play enabled. This makes the Sega-published visual novel game the third PS3 game that's playable on the PSP (Lair being the biggest game to use the feature so far).
Calling the game text-heavy would be an understatement. Considering the lack of action sequences in the game, the slow pace and engrossing atmosphere of Imabikisou make it perfect for those that have the equipment (and language skills) necessary to play on the go.
[Via Siliconera]
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11-13-2007 @ 1:35PM
Alien said...
Wow , I never thaught that a small game like this will use this function ... anyways , its a nice addition :)
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11-13-2007 @ 2:39PM
3bode said...
i find out that aqua vita can be run in the psp via remote play
try it
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11-13-2007 @ 3:10PM
Frastoglegnia said...
I could waste time fuming about this game not being available in English if I weren't already wasting time fuming about Siren 2 not being available on the PS2 (in the US -- it's already been translated and produced for the bloody UK!) and Insect Wars not being available in English on the DS.
If Metal Gear Solid were in a different genre, it would never have made it to the States. The dialog and concepts would be deemed too strange and meta for an American audience (especially if Hideo Kojima had preferred RPG or survival horror to stealth with FPS mode).
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11-13-2007 @ 3:25PM
pixelator said...
@3: AMEN. If only beancounters didn't dominate the game industry... Instead, it's all about the bottom line and junk licensed movie/cartoon garbage filling shelves in the USA.
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11-13-2007 @ 5:43PM
linebeginstoblur said...
The third? What's the other one other than Lair? I must have missed this news...
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11-13-2007 @ 6:19PM
3bode said...
AQUA VITA the playstation eye game from the uk store is the threed
there is a Japanise game a cat game it can be run via remote play thats make
4 games can be play via remote play
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