While it requires a few extra steps, you can still buy digital PlayStation 3 and PS Vita games after this change.
And of course, physical games aren't affected by this, so consider shopping for used copies of PS3 discs or PS Vita game cards too. Are physical or digital games are more suitable for you? Here are the pros and cons of both to help you decide. He left his IT job to write full-time in and has never looked back. He's been covering tech tutorials, video game recommendations, and more as a professional writer for over seven years.
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How to Avoid Becoming a Victim. Try Creating a Smart Mailbox. It's on this setting that the games look their best. Because the Vita's ability to scale the image smoothly and instantaneously means all those nasty jagged edges and chequerboard colour blends are smoothed over. It does this naturally enough through its regular screen-fill setting, but there's also an option for 'bilinear filtering' — in other words, pixels are blended in horizontal and vertical directions to make sure everything looks as smooth as a game from possibly can.
Above: It's Ridge Racer! Riiiiiidge Racer! Type 4. But we do wonder why we still haven't got RR1 in Europe. Is it because we made fun of you, Kaz? We're sorry, really we are. But graphics aren't everything — and that's where Vita's controls come into play. The rear touch panel can be used as the final two shoulder buttons, meaning every button on a PSOne DualShock can be replicated on a Vita.
And the analogue control is superb — steering your car around Shooting Hoops in Ridge Racer Type 4 is a joy. So good in fact, we only know this because we turned on the Vita for one race and ended up finishing a whole season.
It's that much fun. Above: Hold the touch screen for a couple of seconds and these advanced options appear. At the time of writing, for whatever reason, the PSOne games aren't on the Vita's store. And they still don't work from the download list. Perhaps it'll update tomorrow when the store traditionally gets refreshed.
It's been a predictably clunky rollout, but at least the experience is brilliant. If you have a PS3 and a Vita and any love at all for PSOne games, then do yourself a favour and transfer some classics to your Vita now. You'll love the results. Justin was a GamesRadar staffer for 10 years but is now a freelancer, musician and videographer.
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