VGChartz's Adam Cartwright: "With worldwide discontinuation looming, alongside the end of production of physical carts, it seems that circumstances which have allowed the console to keep going may finally be coming to an end and 2019 will be the final year the Vita receives any significant software support. That doesn’t mean Sony’s handheld isn’t going out with a bang, though, and that’s what I’m aiming to examine in this list – 11 more upcoming Vita games to look forward to in 2019."
Daily Video Game writes: "If you are a fan of games made and published by Japanese developers and publishers, Amazon is running a new sale that offers decent discounts on Japanese games across multiple gaming platforms!"
"The Madrid-based (Spain) indie games publisher BadLand Publishing and Southampton-based (New Jersey, the US) indie games developer SWDTech Games, today announced with great delight and excitement that their hard-boiled 16-bit detective RPG "Pixel Noir" is coming to PC (via Steam) and consoles in 2023 (the game will launch for the Nintendo Switch in April 2023, and Xbox One and the PS4 sometime in the summer of 2023)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
Daily Video Game writes: "Today, PlayStation Store has just launched a new weekend game sale for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 gamers, offering steep discounts on various games, including AAA games and PS5 exclusives right now!"
For all the hate the platform gets... I will say that while it does not exactly win out in western titles or have a huge variety, it does have a good volume of good RPGs and japanese games. It got Ys 8 which is something. It actually has a lot of games in general.
I love Vita. Greatest handheld gaming system of all time imo, and I own many of them including a Switch with almost 100 games on it before anyone starts telling me off. The Vita is a fantastic machine, with hundreds of games to play from all across Playstation history, as well as some amazing jrpgs and a handful of western titles that show the potential it had to really shine. I'm so sad to see it end, but I have so much more to play, I'm not sure I'll ever run out of games. Here's hoping Sony gives it another shot one day as the Switch, like almost every Nintendo system before it, feels like its does so much right but falters in many ways that you wouldn't expect a handheld going on 7 years of life to be better at. Fan of the Vita, holder of the opinion the Nintendo is the king of handheld gaming or not, the loss of competition in an industry like this is never a good thing.