wraggster
November 4th, 2013, 00:58
SideQuest Studios has confirmed plans to release a Vita port of its 2012 PS3 game Rainbow Moon in December.
The game will arrive as a digital download-only offering via the PlayStation Store on December 3 in US and December 4 in EU.
Rainbow Moon is a strategy role-playing game released for PS3 via the PlayStation Store in July (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/370782/rainbow-moon-confirmed-for-vita-release/)this year. Reviews for the title were mixed, with many sitting in the 7-to-8-out-of-10 mark.
The Vita port promises to deliver "over 30 new features, improvements, and bug fixes".
According to SideQuest CEO Marcus Pukropski, "The biggest new addition is Cross-Save, meaning that any progress you make on your Vita can be continued on PS3 and vice-versa."
He goes on to detail, "XP counters in the victory screen can now be skipped, items can be used directly from the quest vendor and left-stick control has been improved reducing the chance of walking in unintended directions while in battle mode."
The Vita version will also retain the PS3 version's solid 60 frames-per-second performance and "little to no loading times".
All of the improvements added to the Vita game will be introduced to the PS3 version via a free patch due for release next month.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/436463/rainbow-moon-hits-vita-in-december/
The game will arrive as a digital download-only offering via the PlayStation Store on December 3 in US and December 4 in EU.
Rainbow Moon is a strategy role-playing game released for PS3 via the PlayStation Store in July (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/370782/rainbow-moon-confirmed-for-vita-release/)this year. Reviews for the title were mixed, with many sitting in the 7-to-8-out-of-10 mark.
The Vita port promises to deliver "over 30 new features, improvements, and bug fixes".
According to SideQuest CEO Marcus Pukropski, "The biggest new addition is Cross-Save, meaning that any progress you make on your Vita can be continued on PS3 and vice-versa."
He goes on to detail, "XP counters in the victory screen can now be skipped, items can be used directly from the quest vendor and left-stick control has been improved reducing the chance of walking in unintended directions while in battle mode."
The Vita version will also retain the PS3 version's solid 60 frames-per-second performance and "little to no loading times".
All of the improvements added to the Vita game will be introduced to the PS3 version via a free patch due for release next month.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/436463/rainbow-moon-hits-vita-in-december/