Chris Buffa (Modojo): Although we don't have PlayStation Vita systems (yet), games have slowly trickled in, amounting to one big tease in surprisingly small packages.
The Vita itself is much larger than its predecessor, the PSP. The games, on the other hand, are quite tiny. Here's a look at Dynasty Warriors NEXT.
A relic of its time or a buried treasure from the past?
I was really hoping this would have made it into one of the collections. Like how they did with the GoW PSP games.
I loved this game. It was like an extension of the first one. Why haven't we gotten an HD release yet?
Sony should have tried harder to support the Vita. It ended up just a solid emulation machine that happens to have a handful of classics.
I really like Uncharted:Golden Abyss on ps vita it would be dope if they remaster it for PlayStation 5
As we come to the end of 2021, let's take a look back as we celebrate many anniversaries that are up and coming next year.
Uncharted Golden Abyss originally pitch had plans for a "Mafia Wars" like multiplayer, and its original expected budget was at $13.5 million.
I remember buying this and the Vita day one in 2012. That was almost ten years ago, damn.
How is something the size of an SD card (slightly smaller but barely) considered to be "munchkin"? Obviously you have never replaced your micro SD card in your phone before.
Having small game cases is not necessarily a bad thing.
In my opinion DVD sized cases look bloated compared to
the Bluray ver. And what the Vita has ATM fits it rather well.
Due to the fact that most PSP/Bluray/PS3/Vita cases
are translucent you sometimes get nice reverse sleeve
art (mosly sony exlusives)
Chris Buffalo brain just loves bashing the Vita. I don't even consider him to be a good journalist.
XperiaRay
Not tryint to troll or anything, but I predicted in the early PSP days that UMD wouldn't last because portable games need to be durable, and they would adopt the SD/Cartridge format.
Seems I was right. Maybe i should be an analyst lol I'm better than Patcher