Added: 06.06.2014 18:53 | 2 views | 0 comments


The PlayStation Vita digital-only game, titled Gravity Crash Ultra, has been reworked from the ground up to make the most of Sony's handheld console. The game features a much improved graphics engine, which allows the game to run at the VITA’s native resolution, at a steady 60 frames per second. New textures, lighting and particles bring retro-shooters into 2014, making them look better than ever. The GUI has been streamlined for the Vita's portable touchscreen, with three new ship designs representing each of the difficulty levels, including a new anti-gravity ship for the 'easy' difficulty.

Added: 06.06.2014 18:02 | 19 views | 0 comments


Hey everyone! I'm Corey Rollins from Klei Entertainment, and I'm happy to announce Don't Starve: Giant Edition is coming to PlayStation Vita and will include both Don't Starve and the Reign of Giants Expansion. Now, we're not sure of an exact release date yet, but it's happening. Since we first released Don't Starve: Console Edition on PS4, a lot of people said they'd love to play it on the go with their Vita. Well, we agree!

Added: 06.06.2014 4:14 | 4 views | 0 comments


Lee Garbutt: "There were actually moments where I was enjoying myself with PlayStation Vita Pets, because, for once, here was a virtual pet game that actually seemed to have a point but in the end that just made the glaring issues all the more maddening. Theres a very good idea in here, but its buried under the monotony and the snails pace, and while it might be fine for a younger player that really likes dogs, I would hesitate to recommend this. It could have been so much better."

Added: 05.06.2014 21:00 | 4 views | 0 comments


Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair is set to release exclusively for PlayStation Vita on September 2nd, NIS America has announced.

In addition to the launch date reveal, the publisher posted a flashy new trailer for the game, which is absolutely bonkers in every way. Feast your eyes on the insanity below.

Added: 05.06.2014 10:37 | 2 views | 0 comments


PlayStation Vita game aims to provide a simple yet strategic card battle system with a charming story

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PlayStation Vita Pets manages to combine a charming pet simulator with a fun adventure game and creates something unique. This game is both fun and accessible to people of all ages and finally provides a reason for kids to want to pick up a Vita.

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GamesAsylum looks at what's out this week, including Murdered: Soul Suspect, Tomodachi Life, Ultra Street Fighter IV, PlayStation Vita Pets and more.

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Push Square: "PlayStation Vita Pets is not exactly a prize-winning pooch, but its definitely the pick of the litter in a genre thats renowned for its mediocrity. With voice acting more annoying than a yapping hound, you may be tempted to turn away Spiral Houses portable pup simulator. However, dig beyond its surface irritations, and youll find a package with a heart of gold even if it does grow old fairly fast."

Added: 04.06.2014 11:14 | 16 views | 0 comments


Family Gamer TV "PlayStation Vita Pets unavoidably goes toe-to-toe with the 3DS Nintendogs but it comes away smelling of roses rather than wet fur. It works as a all-round pet simulator but with the added bonus of a campaign mode that neatly fuses many of its simulation aspects into a nicely paced story."