Steins;Gate follows a rag-tag band of tech-savvy young students who realise they can alter the past by using a microwave coupled with a mobile phone. Their experiments into how far they can go with their discovery begin to spiral out of control as they become entangled in a conspiracy surrounding SERN, the organisation behind the Large Hadron Collider, and John Titor, a mysterious forums poster who claims to be from a dystopian future ruled by that very same organisation. Without a doubt this is one of the greatest visual novels ever made, winning Famitsu's Game of Excellence Award in 2009, and also placing in the top 10 of their most tear-inducing games of all time poll
Any reason to go with one version over the other? Or just personal preference?
Lomi to dobo
26 Nov 15#3
From what I read (been trying to make the decision myself) there is no real difference in the games between versions and its just personal preference.
Squall5005 to dobo
26 Nov 151#6
I own both versions but I personally prefer to play this on the Vita. The PS3 looks nicer on a big TV but as it's a visual novel, there's obviously loads of reading involved.
For me personally, it's nice to just relax in bed or kickback on the sofa, as I would when reading any other book.
Great game though. Definitely recommend it.
dobo
26 Nov 151#4
Thanks. I've just read it's PS TV compatible, so I'll probably pick one of those up in the future when they're sub £30 and get the best of both worlds.
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For me personally, it's nice to just relax in bed or kickback on the sofa, as I would when reading any other book.
Great game though. Definitely recommend it.