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Me_Marcadet a écrit :en octobre y'a :

A recap of information:

(from gta-portable)

The game takes place in 1984 - two years before GTA: Vice City
• Victor is a 28 year-old US Marine
• Players can now take on the water of Vice City With jet ski's!
• The animations are more life-like and is a ''step-up from previous titles in the series''
• A multiplayer feature similar to the PSP version of LCS is in the game
• VCS is ''much, much bigger than Vice City''
• Some landmarks are half-built or yet to be refurbished to their state circa 1986
• There's new or altered locations and buildings
• All new vehicles and weapons
• You can fly helicopters!
• Radio stations from Vice City make a return
• New weather effects (hurricanes,...)
• You can swim in the game!
• Bikes handle better than before
• There's also no more seamless exterior-to-interior gameplay as seen in LCS (There'll be a slight loading time)
• A new addition in Vice City is the chunder-wheel, which you can ride in first-person view!
• Binoculars is in the game
• LCS is ''rookie first-gen PSP title compared to VCS''
• Draw distance is great and is said to be better than Vice City on PS2
• Trip skips make a return (If you die or get busted a taxi will take you back to the location where you received the mission from)
• New animations which give both the lead characters and pedestrians a whole new degree of humanity
• Far richer color palette that brings sunsets to all new levels of beauty, and realism
• Increased density of pedestrians, cars and objects
• Reduction in clumping (where groups of the same model type appear together)
• Far more interiors that its predecessors

Dark Vador a écrit :Un problème de rémanence de l'écran PSP

Me_Marcadet a écrit :j'ai une brando et c'est parfait.
Ca ameliroe meme le rendu sur l'ecran et depuis plus d'un an que je l'ai posée, rien a signaler.

Me_Marcadet a écrit :oui c'est ca.
En plus, t'en as deux.

Me_Marcadet a écrit :y'a lumines II qui rox et qui est aps trop cher aussi.

ign a écrit :Sometimes it's hard to improve on a good thing, but Lumines II has managed to expand on just about every facet of the first game. A deeper challenge mode, tons of new skins and loads of puzzles and missions are just the tip of the iceberg. Throw in the sequencer and Skin Edit mode, plus the ability to trade playlists with friends, and you have an almost perfect puzzler. There are still a few issues, like some easier AI and some visual issues, but for what it's worth, Lumines II is an excellent title for the PSP. Mizuguchi has done it again.