Sony Shutting Down Services for Fat Princess: Piece of Cake on Vita/Mobile [UPDATE]

@ChicagoSteel: Well over 90% of the games which are delisted from the Xbox marketplace can be downloaded again if you delete them FYI. Most of those exceptions result from Free to Play games, online only, and some with squirrelly rights issues.

@ChicagoSteel: Normally I would agree, but isn't this a free to play game? Definitely sucks for those who bought all those microtransactions - but this is quite common if we look at other online games that have been shut down.

@ChicagoSteel: I was about to comment, at least now the Vita is hacked so the pirating communities can begin the job of preserving of its games :).

@7tizz: Maybe I could've worded it different and hind sight being 20/20 I guess I should have. I opened the comment making a statement about the article above, Sony not letting people acquire their legally bought game ("This is sooo wrong that people can't re-download their games.") I then made a sarcastic quip about Microsoft wanting to go all digital with the release of Xbox One ("Oh but lets go all digital right - I'm looking at you Microsoft!"). Thank God they didn't but if you remember they sure were pushing for it. So I can understand how some confused my opening statement with the sarcastic remark about Microsoft, which is why I am clearing this up, hopefully.

@7tizz: the mention of Microsoft draws you out like a leach sucking blood.

@ChicagoSteel: What? I can re-download the games on Xbox One/Windows Store if they've been Delisted from the store without any issues, the latest game that's not available is A world of Keflings PC version on the windows store, I can still download it from the same account

@LPDisturbedHU:

Fat Princess on the PS3 was fun. It was more of a MOBA...you picked a class...Warrior, Engineer, Wizard, Archer, or Priest, and worked to upgrade each class by mining and lumbering rocks and wood to upgrade each spawn point. A DLC allowed you to be a pirate, ninja or giant. Upgrading spawn points increased power. The warrior would become a lancer. The archer would become a shot gunner. The priest could be turned into a dark priest. And so on...

The objective was to keep the captured princess in your dungeon, while rescuing your princess from the enemy's dungeon. To rescue, you would need to breach the enemy's walls, doors, or catapult into their castle. As a defensive measure, you could feed the princess cake, which would make her "fat" and difficult (slow) to carry out of the enemy's castle. Of course, as you did this, the other side was trying the same thing, so it was a balance of attackers and defenders...as well as people gathering resources to reinforce the castle doors. It was multiplayer, with around 10 people on each side. It was chaotic fun.

Never tried the PS4 version, but it looked more like a 4 person co-op.

@catsimboy: I didn't know that! Thanks for sharing, I had no idea the title got everyone mad lol. Old saying, Fat girls need lovin too.

@Jinzo_111887: To be fair...does anyone really care for this game?

@lonesamurai1: 1+

Which is why I still got my PS3 hook up for 2 reasons. 1-free online and 2-100% BC.

@lonesamurai1: How is it overpriced? From my understanding there are 100's of games that you can play as long as you pay for the annual sub.

I've heard the single rental prices are absolutely absurd though.

@catsimboy: Looks like this cake was a lie.....ooh.....LMAO