Showing posts with label Vita. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vita. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Playstation Vita: Home for Dedicated Indie Gaming



Wow, while the little device that could is struggling to get AAA game support, it has become the platform of choice for indie games. One of the reasons this is becoming the case is because of Vita users. Vita owners have lots of disposable income and they are not shy about spending money on digital-only titles. Recently, the devs behind Retro City Rampage shared their own sales numbers and stated unequivocally that Vita was the king of digital sales. Their title sold more on Vita than even the holy grail of digital distribution networks - Steam.

What this means is that even more hungry devs will want to put their games on Sony's sexy handheld in the future. Stay tuned.

Tuesday, June 25, 2013

Muramasa Rebirth on Playstation Vita Today




Sony has released Muramasa Rebirth for the Playstation Vita today. This is an enhanced version of Muramasa: The Demon's Blade for the Wii, with new content. The title looks gorgeous and will be a great addition to the Playstation Vita lineup.

Monday, June 24, 2013

Playstation Plus Instant Game Collection Changes 6/25/2013



Sony has released their weekly Playstation Plus announcement here.

Playstation Plus is an incredibly good value just with its Instant Game Collection alone and it is the feature I am primarily concerned with here at the Comics Clubhouse.

This week we gained Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward for the Playstation Vita.

I have played this game extensively and beaten it within the last few months. I played the Nintendo 3DS version however. After playing the demo on the Vita, I found the control scheme on the 3DS better suited for the game. For anyone who hasn't played this game, please do, but if you haven't played 999 on the Nintendo DS, play it and beat it before playing VLR. You will thank me later.

What will we lose next week? Deus Ex: Human Revolution for the PS3.

It is a well-reviewed and fun FPS/RPG hybrid that I found to be interesting and exciting. I am only a couple hours into the game and I have not found the time to jump back in. It is definitely worth snagging a copy of this before it leaves the service next week. Usually, Sony gives us a big PS3 release to start off each month and with Deus Ex leaving I imagine we are getting another big release next week for the PS3.