Kenshira. I recommend using 7zip or winrar for dealing with multi part archives. Assuming you have all of the parts you need only focus part 1 and do your standard extraction method.

Hi.

At kenshira well I don't really know what the advantage of the vita is. I had one for a few years but the games library which was playable for blind people was puny at best.
Yeah ok you had your sf vs Tk, Mk 9, Injustice and UMVC 3, but no real other games as far as I know. Can the thing emulate a PSP or what do you mean by legacy software?

Regarding the github, I', putting together a list regarding the MLB the show games, will take a while though, not because the games are super complex to understand if you know Baseball, but because I don't really have any time on my hands these days.

Greetings Moritz.

Hi.

at Devinprater yeah that's my problem, time currently.
I'm also abit struggling with github, might be due to me beeing tired, could I write down the info, send it to you via mail for example and you could put the stuff into the github repo?

Greetings Moritz.

Hi.

At Kenshira woops, didn't see that, I don't really check the articles room that often.

I quite like your list of games, I ahve to check again, but I found some games that I might like.
I'm not really a fan of those visual novels because listening to japanese text, holding a phone with my other hand and trying to read the text isn't really what I would want to do.
But, you made me think about searching my psp again, I flashed a custom firmware on it years ago and I still might have some games on that thing.
I would love if the psp had something like save states, but it sadly doesn't.

greetings Moritz.

@kenshira, if you don’t know, there is a spinoff titles from the neptunia games, i’m talking about these 2 games that is a beat-em-ups like samurai warriors 4. The first title is hyperdimension neptunia U action unleashed and the second title is megatag mention blanc + neptune VS zombies. The gameplay is divided to 2 parts, a visual novel where you read the dialog, and the good thing is this part is fully voice acting either in english or optionally, you can use the original japanese voices instead.
The second part, is where you battle enemies, which is presented as a brawler of some kind. You basically your only objective is to kill all enemies to advance the story. Areas of the games are generally small, but sometimes you can loose track of your enemies. Luckily, like in samurai warriors 4 games, there is a button to switch characters that will allow it to automatically move you in the right direction.
In between levels, you can access shops to buy new moves and accessories, set up abilities, and other things that I don’t know. Surprisingly, most menus are read out loud, the way the menu reads is like in the dragon budokai 3 and all the tenkaichi series. There some exceptions, like shops or character management, so you need a third party reading app to read those menus.
Both of these games is also available on steam, you can buy that too if you want.

I only tried the second game so far, so no idea about the first. Maybe I’ll give it a try someday

Ok I went back to play the first game. Switching character with the down arrow then attempting to go forward gave me some success and I was able to make it past a couple chapters. When I'm sure we can beat the game without help, I'll update the list. The other problem I had was figuring how to save, but turns out all you have to do is press start and pick your save file.

Yeah, hyper dimension neptunia u action unleashed is still a headache to slog through. Nidhog seems playable though from reviews. Has anyone tried it?

Think I might add a section for games that require a stupid amount of patience and button memorization or aimless wandering to progress through..

Yes, actually very similar. Unlike unchained blade though I think there are no quicktime events in either of those games.

Also have a bit of spending money now, so hopefully I can tackle some games on my wishlist to see if they're playable or not.

Also updated the list and added a changelog for frequent visitors to quickly reference mew updates.

O yeah, I'll add them later.

@kenshira, it seems that something related to undernight and arkana heart needs to be updated.
What I mean is, the developer of these games needs to be corrected. Arc system works published the game, however the game is developed by a different studio called french bread, who previously worked on melty blood actress series. Also, since the first hyperdimention neptunia beat-em-up is on the list, you should also add the second one. Although the gameplay is the same, however it has character switching.
Lastly, some spelling correction for disgaea infinite. The spelling is actually disgaea, not disgia.