04-06-2015, 04:51 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-07-2015, 05:15 AM by RepentantSky.)
You know, speed running this game is easier than I thought. I've only played 15 hours since I restarted and I'm nearly done with September.
Edit: I'm already in November about to get to where I was, I might end up finishing the game properly in about two days, so I wanted to ask to make sure, I can buy P3P on my Vita and play it on it right? I heard that the vita is Backwards compatible with Digital games from the PSP and PS1 but I want to make absolutely sure before I buy the thing. I mean, it only takes a gig and only costs 20 bucks as opposed to almost 40 for a UMD version. Also, I heard the FES content is not P3P version, but does that make the game worse for not having it? This is a guy asking you usually doesn't mind stock games, but if it turns out that it makes a big difference, I may end up getting the PS2 version. I just want to make an educated choice before buying the most accessible version as opposed to the better one, if there's any difference. There's also the option of just playing the P3P version and watching the FES content on youtube.
Edit: I'm already in November about to get to where I was, I might end up finishing the game properly in about two days, so I wanted to ask to make sure, I can buy P3P on my Vita and play it on it right? I heard that the vita is Backwards compatible with Digital games from the PSP and PS1 but I want to make absolutely sure before I buy the thing. I mean, it only takes a gig and only costs 20 bucks as opposed to almost 40 for a UMD version. Also, I heard the FES content is not P3P version, but does that make the game worse for not having it? This is a guy asking you usually doesn't mind stock games, but if it turns out that it makes a big difference, I may end up getting the PS2 version. I just want to make an educated choice before buying the most accessible version as opposed to the better one, if there's any difference. There's also the option of just playing the P3P version and watching the FES content on youtube.