Playstation Vita Compatibility?

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Breggs
Breggs ✭
edited July 2014 in Photon Unity Networking (PUN)
Hello, I am just curious if anyone has successfully used the Photon Networking solution on the PlayStation Vita. I would test it myself but I am currently awaiting approval on my publishers license which may not be for another 2 - 3 weeks. So that in the case where multiplayer is not going to be a viable option on the Vita it would be nice to know so I can focus my efforts elsewhere for the time being. Thanks for any info ahead of time.

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  • Tobias
    Tobias admin
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    It should work with Unity Free. Maybe there is a minor issue here or there to get it compiling.
    We are not yet PS Vita developers, so we don't test on the device explicitly but know this from other developers.

    Are you going for PSM?
  • Breggs
    Breggs ✭
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    Thanks for the information, and yes I am going for PSM. I just received my developer's license, will be testing for any compatibility / compiling issues today.

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