Differences between the PC and PSVita/ PS3 versions [spoilers]

I have the pc version of Knytt Underground and have completed the following/have the following achievements:
         
Now I was watching these walkthroughs on youtube that was of the PSVita version of the game, which tells how many save points have been activated. In PC version it doesn't say so... Well that's not the problem. The Problem is that

       Also in credits of the game,


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Those achievements are hidden in the credits.

Those achievements are hidden in the credits.

Yes I have been there a lot of times but


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The walkthrough's a buncha junk! Level layout differs a little between the versions. There is a path through, and it is as far as I know never locked. Keep trying!

Also, you should probably add a spoiler warning to the thread title.

Are there mini chapters available in the PC version?

no, they're that PS exclusive content.

I'd like to put it in the desktop version. Maybe if you could convince Sony

On the other hand, I wouldn't have added in the three exclusive stories at all without the support I got from my partners, so in the end it only resulted in more content.

Just to make sure we're on the same page about the role of Credits in those achievements:


Other differences between the PC/PS versions are listed in this topic.

Ok, now I understand... Thanks all of you guys.

And for the title or some text within the post, I am sorry I didn't put the Spoilers alert, I am new at this.... I will take care from next time. :-)

And for the Knytt Stories, I will keep trying.

Only very small differences, but as I can currently remember in posting this, the PS3 version has:

- Weaker effects (water, electricity, etc.)
- Tougher control due to ergonomically inferior default controller on Sony's behalf
- Hidden mini story in the credits, which lasts about 2 minutes  :sadface:
- Insanely eery and disturbing background music for the 'Disorder' brings about fear and creates a different, more immersive atmosphere. If you've ever played Metroid Prime 2, think Dark Aether. That scary.
- Minute programming differences, such an example being a 'double jump' execution from transforming back into sprite form. Other examples clearly forgotten.
- No options. Evident in almost all PC/Console-shared (multi-platform) games and one of the most agitating things ever to do to a player. Seriously.
- Cloud storage for save data (So you can download your save data onto another PS3, so long as you are using your PSN account, and have the game itself on that different console).