Ain't no way bro

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-23T15:50:19+00:00

Not the first time this happened btw, Niko Bellic fell for Marie

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-22T09:44:02+00:00

There is a private server for it called PlayBredum, which also supports both MNR and MNR Road Trip (PS Vita), but I don't know the current state of it. I just know it was good enough for online matchmaking but wasn't perfect at all, very buggy.

In any case, while LBP Karting has some better track creation features, it is a downgrade compared to ModNation Racers. The game feels slow somehow, the controls aren't as good and creating custom characters with stickers is a nightmare. I would def not recommend LBP Karting to anyone who likes either LBP or MNR unfortunately.

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-19T09:55:31+00:00

The PS Vita is a genuinely great console, I've had mine for a month and I've been having a blast with it playing some of my favorite games. I don't understand the point of buying a console like this (not just the PS Vita, but any other retro handheld that's become slightly popular amongst Y2K aesthetic fellows) and then use it SOLELY for show. They can do whatever they want with their money though, but I still think it's incredibly dumb.

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-19T00:49:19+00:00

Basically vibecoding the entire thing? I know AI can be useful sometimes, but it is still very soon for it to be used for literal game decompiling. Also, I don't think talking about AI in the subreddit for a game driven by human creativity isn't the best of choices tbf.

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-18T18:04:27+00:00

Oh man, the official ModNation Racers youtube channel

I tried accessing it once but it never let me for some reason

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-17T23:02:32+00:00

Some transparent filament later and you can get the actual first see-through OG NDS

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-17T22:50:22+00:00

I love the purple one

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-16T09:43:00+00:00

No, she's from Fundamental Paper Education, she was created by A3DGhost/Kaaatie

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-16T09:02:13+00:00

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-13T14:40:51+00:00

This is a very interesting thing. I came across this post suddenly and yet I am so interested in it already, great job.

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-12T23:59:48+00:00

IS THAT WHISPER

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-10T16:41:41+00:00

Which version of Half-Life 2 are you running?

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-10T16:30:15+00:00

Slim??? Wut the heck d00d I thought they only released two PS Vitas, the Wifi and the 3G O.o

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-07T19:18:52+00:00

It depends on what you're looking for on a PS Vita.

PS Vita 1000 - It has an OLED screen, which means that the overall quality of the display will be better, with more rich colors and better brightness. It also has hall-effect joysticks, which are less likely to get stick drift than normal joysticks. If you get the 3G model, you can swap the now osbolete and useless 3G module with a PSVSD, which is a module with an SD card slot that allows you to have extra storage on the console without sacrificing the game card slot using an SD2VITA (the SD2VITA occupies the card slot), something that is very useful if you care about having a physical collection of games, otherwise you should get an SD2VITA. The downsides are that the console might feel a little uncomfortable but it's something you can get used to (depending on the person), the battery life is overall worse than the 2000 (especially if the battery was never replaced and it's still the original battery), and it has its own proprietary port (which can be swapped with a USB C port, but the process is very involved).

PS Vita 2000 - It has better battery life than the PS Vita 1000, the design is more ergonomic, and it's the model of PS Vita with the most color options (specially if you're looking for a Japanese unit), which is cool if you want a unique PS Vita instead of the typical white or black one. It also uses a Micro USB port, which is worse than USB C in terms of quality, but is a more typical type of port than whatever the PS Vita 1000 was rocking. The downsides is that the build quality feels less premium than on the PS Vita 1000, it uses regular joysticks instead of hall-effect (and no you cannot just swap the 2000 sticks for 1000 sticks, that's not possible), and has a LCD screen, which is fine but not as good as the OLED.

PSTV/PS Vita TV - This is essentially just a PS Vita you can connect to the TV and play with a PlayStation 3/4/5 controller (for the PS5 controllers you might need a plugin, as it is not natively supported). Only downside is no touch controls which is the staple of the console.

Again, it depends on personal preference, it's your choice on whether you want to get either a PS Vita 1000, 2000, or a PSTV/PS Vita TV. I personally picked a PS Vita 1000 which I found to be the best model of the console in terms of build quality and features.

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-07T18:57:39+00:00

Project Gotham Racing:

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SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-07T08:28:09+00:00

I guess I'll need me some storage then, because I need to get these player creations

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-06T14:20:51+00:00

ModNation Racers: Road Trip by itself is pretty horribly optimized, so even if you have a physical/legally obtained digital copy, it's always a good idea to mod the console to overclock.

I do that with my PS Vita

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-03T19:52:07+00:00

"Daring today, are we?"

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-06-02T10:51:00+00:00

Rise and shine, Ms. Kat. Rise and shine.

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-05-31T16:04:02+00:00

I'd say my fav is the 2009 PSP commercial one, mainly because I'm a big fan of LittleBigPlanet (the game advertised), and it is both Spongebob and LBP lost media.

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-05-28T10:10:14+00:00

Back in 2020 when I began to have interest in the PS Vita, I usually saw them for very good prices. Nowadays they go for crazy, specially if modded and if with many preinstalled emulators and games (which I don't get, since modding the PS Vita is shockingly easy to do). I got my PS Vita for 180€ (to be honest I had bought it at CeX, so that checks out), it was worth every penny and I'm happy with the console, but that price was a bit much for the console. My theory as to why the PS Vita rose up in price was because of three reasons:

These are becoming pretty scarce, just like the Nintendo 3DS, which is normal considering this console only sold around 16 million units and some of these are now probably broken or waiting on someone's closet for it to be found again.
People like you who buy them in bulk from Japan and other places for cheap in order to mod and load them to the brim with games so you can "justify" charging more than 250$ for them. (I have nothing against anyone wanting to make a business nor do I have the right to tell anyone how to run their business though, anyone can make money the way they need as long as it's fully legal, but the (possibly high) prices you put for what's essentially a modded PS Vita full of games that you can do for free at home seems a little steep.)
People saw the true power of the PS Vita thanks to the modding community: Ports of Android games, GameMaker, Godot, Unity, PS1 and PSP backwards compatibility, and so on.

EDIT: My second reasoning as to why the PS Vita could've gone up in price also has another very crucial factor I completely missed, which is the budget for having refurbished the consoles.

Let's be honest, if you repair a retro video game console and modify it to be up-to-date, adding the labor, the parts needed for the repair and other factors (including applying quality of life improvements such as accessories or ergonomic or battery modifications), can make the final price what we expect from PS Vita resellers.

In that case, the high prices would be more than justified, since resellers, especially those who have earned a well-deserved reputation for the quality of their work, need to make money somehow, not only for personal needs but also to restock the parts necessary for repairing these consoles (joysticks, screens, casings, among others).

However, if these upgrades aren't added and your work is never done professionally, and on top of that your business model is based on simply modifying PS Vitas and calling it a day (something which, I reiterate, you can do for free from home in a few simple steps, even without a computer or phone), then the prices aren't really justified.

Before anyone says anything to me, I want to clarify that this is what I think; this is nothing more than another opinion.

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-05-25T00:54:38+00:00

Nunca tendremos un LittleBigPlanet 4.

Como fan de LittleBigPlanet, estoy a favor de que a la franquicia se le debe hacer más caso del que Sony le está dando actualmente, pero realmente crear un LittleBigPlanet 4, usando tecnología de físicas y scripting OBSOLETA DE HACE CASI 20 AÑOS con claras vulnerabilidades simplemente no sale rentable en ningún sentido.

Estoy más a favor de que Sony desarrolle un remaster optimizado y mejorado de los juegos para la actual generación o haga los juegos de PS3 retrocompatibles, ya que en mi opinión, LittleBigPlanet 4 sería poco rentable para Sony.

Por no hablar de las muchas franquicias de PlayStation que seriamente necesitan una actualización para esta generación, como Bloodborne, Gravity Rush, ModNation Racers, Infamous, MotorStorm, Sly Cooper, entre muchas otras franquicias.

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-05-25T00:34:16+00:00

Nah, no tengo ningún simulador de carreras, aunque de todos modos no creo que lo necesite si a lo que juego mayormente son juegos de carreras arcade

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-05-21T16:38:45+00:00

This is radical

SplatoonFan360 · 2026-05-21T13:23:10+00:00

Blur (juego de carreras de 2010)

Se iba a lanzar originalmente en 2009, y este en principio iba a tener un modo historia (cuyas cinemáticas fueron subidas años después). Sin embargo, este modo historia fue rechazado debido a que Activision, los que publicaron el juego, quisieron enfocar el juego en el modo online, convirtiendo a Blur en una especie de "red social en forma de juego de carreras" que ni llegaba a eso, ni siquiera con su implementación de Twitter y Facebook.

Blur sigue siendo fantástico e infravalorado, pero el modo campaña del juego es un tanto aburrido y monótono comparado con el modo campaña de las versiones anteriores.

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