During PlayStation Experience in Las Vegas Sony Image the list of new games that the owners of the pocket PlayStation Vita will receive in the first quarter of 2015. Perhaps the most pleasant and unexpected surprise was adaptation Resident Evil: Revelations 2, which was originally declared only for large platforms.
In total, eight projects will be released on the console from January to March:
• Super Time Force Ultra (PS4/vita)
• TowerFall: Ascension (PS4/vita)
• The Banner Saga (PS4/vita)
• Octodad: Dadliest Catch (PS4/vita)
• Broken Age: Complete Edition (PS4/vita)
• Resident Evil: Revelations 2 (PS4/vita)
• Darkest Dungeon (PS4/vita)
• Suikoden I & II (PS3/vita)
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The Banner Saga
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Resident Evil: Revelations 2
Darkest Dungeon
Broken Age
Super Time Force Ultra
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There is certainly. “There are no games,” write mainly those who have not played it or those who expect a stationary console level of AAA-class games from it (although there are also such games, albeit not many). As for the portable platform of Vita – a unique device.
After games on it, games on mobile phones seem boring and monotonous.
I have been using it for 2 years, especially actively on the road (on the train it is).
TowerFall: Asceence is just a cool thing. And at the presentation they showed, like, with the addition of some. Maybe more levels? Otherwise they were already very small there.
Perhaps the most pleasant and unexpected surprise was the adaptation of Resident Evil: Revelations 2, which was originally declared only for large platforms.
Oh, but this is really unexpected. I’m starting to save the money.
I would say that she was turned into an appendage for PS 4. Of the good games, mostly endless Grindilles like SS or new Freedom Wars, its rest is easily covered with a phone/tablet.
For me, Vita is at the moment (and I do not believe that something will change) really a half -dead console. Since I bought it in the hope of jrpg but these are very meager. (I mean PSV only)
But even if they don’t want to make AAA of the AAA on it, then even though XD remakes are stuck with PS2, they were pleased with the ending of 10, if they released the eighth dragon Kveta, the trilogy of Zenosagi then I would sit and was silent at all)))
The question of the owners of Vita, is there any sense in its purchase, as a separate console or a Vita only an appendage for the fourth curling iron?
PS vita is dead. And there will be no games for it. But we are glad to report that everyone can exchange it for a cover or a phone for a phone.
