As of this writing, there are just under 25 hours until Sony's E3 press event and excitement is on the rise. Who knows what's they'll showcase tomorrow for the PSVita? While some games are confirmed to be shown, such as Killzone Mercenary - others are just rumoured at this point (such as a Call of Duty: Ghosts port). Sony and other developers really could pull anything out of their bag of tricks at this point; or it could just be a total let down. Either way, I'll be here to deliver the news as it comes.
This being said, I'm only one man; so if you want more up to date information (albeit with less direct discussion) head over to www.thevitalounge.com where I'll also be posting, backed up by the rest of the staff.
I hope to have a great day of posting tomorrow; see you on the forums!
After a long wait, Ratchet and Clank finally hits the PSN Store for Vita this week. Men's Room Mayhem has been released as well, a cheap little game already reviewed by The Vita Lounge. Germinator and Pinball Arcade are free on Plus, with some sales and add-ons going on as well. Not bad of a week at all...
PS Vita Releases:
Men’s Room Mayhem - ($1.99, but on sale for $1.39 / PS Plus Price: $0.97)
Ratchet & Clank: Full Frontal Assault - ($19.99, Cross-Buy)
I hope you picked up Soul Sacrifice and Zombie Tycoon 2 last week, ’cause this week isn’t offering much of anything new. If you missed some old gems though, you might be in luck with the sales and price changes. (Hot Shots Golf is a personal favourite!)
PSVita Releases:
None!
Price Change:
Assassin’s Creed III Liberation – (Now: $26.99 – Originally: $35.99)
Hot Shots Golf: World Invitational – (Now: $17.99 – Originally: $35.99)
Sales:
Retro City Rampage (Cross-Buy) – (now: $7.49 – originally: $14.99)
The PlayStation Vita has long been touted as a system with no games. The media and people on the internet seem to think there's no library of games and that there's nothing to play; and they'd be wrong (for the most part). While it's true that in a few key areas the Vita lacks choice (and in one, it lacks good games altogether), over all it's a well-rounded system with lots to offer. Pulling from the opinion of trusted friends well versed in gaming and my own experiences, here are some great games for the Vita;
- Action/Adventure
Uncharted: Golden Abyss is the obvious mention here; a game which builds upon the Uncharted legacy by putting great graphics, characters and story lines onto the Vita. You take control of Nathan Drake as he uncovers the dark secret behind the 400-year-old massacre of a Spanish expedition. Following the murderous trail of an ancient and secret Spanish section, Nathan races...
