-
Welcome Back to Digital Pinball Fans - please read this first
Is Vita integration active on the PS4 yet?
- Thread starter Kratos3
- Start date
Dinosaur Toy
New member
- Sep 10, 2012
- 43
- 0
Vita remote play has been active since launch. I've tested it a few times.
Generally speaking it's not as bad as remote play for the PS3 via PSP. Control latency is better, though it's still something visible. It's similar to the lag you'd experience running on an HDTV with mediocre response time and no game mode.
Vita remote play is capped at 30fps regardless of the framerate of the PS4 game, so Pinball Arcade runs at 30fps through the connection. I've tested it out of the house, connecting home to the PS4 via wifi access points. It's understandably a bit unstable, but it seems the set-up tries to skip video frames rather than suffer even more input latency. So when playing you'll see an average of 30fps that's pretty smooth, dropping down to 25fps when the data stream gets choppy.
TPA is surprisingly playable (it becomes like running the mobile version on an underpowered device, you might say.) Of course, if you like TPA and own a Vita, it seems odds are you already have the native Vita version so make what you will of this functionality.
Generally speaking it's not as bad as remote play for the PS3 via PSP. Control latency is better, though it's still something visible. It's similar to the lag you'd experience running on an HDTV with mediocre response time and no game mode.
Vita remote play is capped at 30fps regardless of the framerate of the PS4 game, so Pinball Arcade runs at 30fps through the connection. I've tested it out of the house, connecting home to the PS4 via wifi access points. It's understandably a bit unstable, but it seems the set-up tries to skip video frames rather than suffer even more input latency. So when playing you'll see an average of 30fps that's pretty smooth, dropping down to 25fps when the data stream gets choppy.
TPA is surprisingly playable (it becomes like running the mobile version on an underpowered device, you might say.) Of course, if you like TPA and own a Vita, it seems odds are you already have the native Vita version so make what you will of this functionality.
Alex Atkin UK
New member
- Sep 26, 2012
- 300
- 0
That's an odd question, its just a video feed of the PS4 screen so naturally they look like, a video feed of the PS4 version. 
spoonman
New member
- Apr 20, 2012
- 1,435
- 3
They look good.
There is some slight artifacting from the extra compression set by Remote Play, but like mentioned above, it's better than the PSP RP.
phreaker47
New member
- Jul 15, 2012
- 352
- 0
My conclusion was that the lag (even on local LAN) is too much. But that's me... I'm someone that chases top scores. Some might find it good enough.
phreaker47
New member
- Jul 15, 2012
- 352
- 0
Far too laggy for serious gaming, absolutely. There's really no margin of acceptability for lag when it comes to this game. It's only a little but it makes you feel totally disconnected when you flip a trapped ball and the shots are far, FAR too late every time.
I'm not extremely hopeful the Vita version will ever get much love again but yeah, that's the best hope.