A PS Vita Minecraft is coming out in Japan…again! The hardware was released in Japan last December, and it’s now slated for July 27 for 27,700 yen (US$247). The bundle comes with Minecraft hardware, the game, DLC, a PS Vita pouch, and original wallpaper.
The PS Vita version of the Romancing SaGa 2 remaster has racked up over 200,000 downloads. Not bad for a game that was originally released in 1993! The remaster was also released on iOS and Android, so the undisclosed total tally is certainly higher.
May’s PlayStation Plus lineup features the lovely Abzu, Tales from the Borderlands, and more. As ever, these games are only “free” if you have an active PlayStation Plus subscription.
Nippon Ichi Software’s cute little horror game Yomawari: Night Alone is getting a sequel called Shin Yomawari for the PS4 and Vita. Its night world will be more than double the size of the previous game’s, and it will be out this August in Japan. No word on an international release.
Nippon Ichi Software’s cute little horror game Yomawari: Night Alone is getting a sequel called Shin Yomawari for the PS4 and Vita. Its night world will be more than double the size of the previous game’s, and it will be out this August in Japan. No word on an international release.
Atsushi Morita, the head of Sony Computer Entertainment Japan Asia, wants you to going to keep focusing on the Vita. Thank Minecraft for that!Read more…
March’s PlayStation Plus offerings include the lovely-looking Tearaway Unfolded for the PS4 and Severed for the Vita, which we enjoyed. As usual, these games are only free if you have an active PlayStation Plus membership.
There’s a range of games in PlayStation Plus’ lineup for February, which drops on the 7th. I can’t not “aaww” at the LittleBigPlanet games, and though I wasn’t a huge fan of Not a Hero on PC, I might really enjoy blasting away at foul-mouthed pixel enemies from my couch.
The PlayStation Vita is something of an oddity—a pricy, powerful portable gaming console adrift in a sea of smartphones, touchscreen controls, and inexpensive app-store games. All the same, we have a fondness for Sony’s beefy handheld, and the many unusual games you can play on it.
The PlayStation Vita is something of an oddity—a pricy, powerful portable gaming console adrift in a sea of smartphones, touchscreen controls, and inexpensive app-store games. All the same, we have a fondness for Sony’s beefy handheld, and the many unusual games you can play on it.