PlayStation®Vita Technical Help

[powersofpain999]

Please could you give me a list of all the games that are 100% compatible for remote play from the PS3 to PS Vita.

[GraphiteGB]

Never going to be 100% more like 99%

Google is your friend...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_Play#Games_and_Software_compatible_with_Remote_Play

[pn3b0y]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_Play

took like 5 seconds of googling

[GraphiteGB]

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pn3b0y wrote:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_Play

took like 5 seconds of googling

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snap I saw the post and made him wait...

[powersofpain999]

I wanted an official answer and not a wikipedia answer.

I have seen people playing Battlefield 3 using remote support so i was wondering about that mainly.

[GraphiteGB]

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powersofpain999 wrote:

I wanted an official answer and not a wikipedia answer.

I have seen people playing Battlefield 3 using remote support so i was wondering about that mainly.

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hacks are not official.

Mods will only link you to Wiki because Wiki is currently correct.

They Would only C&P it for you as the other games are not out.... if they had the time..

As they say on Mythbusters dont believe the youtube video They FAKED it... 

[RabidWalker · Accepted solution]

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powersofpain999 wrote:

I wanted an official answer and not a wikipedia answer.

I have seen people playing Battlefield 3 using remote support so i was wondering about that mainly.

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Currently remote play is possible on ICO, Shadow of the Colossus and the God of War collection (1 and 2).

The function had been introduced in a recent update for the Vita, so other games are currently being worked on to use this function.

Battlefield 3 is not compatible with via remote play currently (if this has been done it would be unofficial).

As soon as more information becomes available regarding Remote Play gomaes compatibility, I will let you know.

Rabid

[highlander21]

I have found a method of remote play that is possable ok but not using a psp, psvita.

What you can do is get a hdmi transmitter and reciever and hdmi splitter. This means you can connect the signal form your ps3 to any kind of monitor device that has a  hdmi port. 

An example of this could be a portable dvd, blue ray player using this method can mean yu can play on a small screen or big screen, allthough this method only works while your ps3 controller is in range of the ps3.

This can give you portability with in your home and true remote play.

[highlander21]

I dont understand sonys difficulty with giving us full remote play it dosent involve programming its a case of sending a signla.

An example of this is the samsung galaxy note and galaxy S3 which you can remote play to your tv y using allshare cast.

All tou do is connect the samsung dongle to your tv and it mirrors your phone, this has meant that I can play  android games on tv as well as full factinality of all my apps. The dongle cost £40 from ebay and works perfectly,

If samsung can manage this why not sony,     

[CrustyJockStrap]

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highlander21 wrote:

I dont understand sonys difficulty with giving us full remote play it dosent involve programming its a case of sending a signla.

An example of this is the samsung galaxy note and galaxy S3 which you can remote play to your tv y using allshare cast.

All tou do is connect the samsung dongle to your tv and it mirrors your phone, this has meant that I can play  android games on tv as well as full factinality of all my apps. The dongle cost £40 from ebay and works perfectly,

If samsung can manage this why not sony,     

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Maybe due to the size of the files being continuelsy transferd.

Have you seen how much lag these hacked Vita give on remote play?

Even ICO and SoC have a fair bit of lag on my stock vita.

Nothing to do with the network as I am directly conected to the Ps3 for ICO and SoC.

More to do with the ps3 wireless not being N i would have thought (could be wrong)

If it's going to lag like that don't bother TBH