In this imaginative follow up to the classic Tecmo title 'Devil's Deception', first released in 1996 on the PlayStation, players can get a taste of what it's like to play on the side of evil. Much like its predecessors, Deception IV: Blood Ties is a strategy focused action game revolving around a deceitful main character known as the Devil's daughter who, assisted by three Daemons, defeats her foes through trickery.
Deception IV follows the story of Laegrinna, an animated fragment of an imprisoned Devil's soul, as she battles her enemies by mischievously luring them into strategically placed traps. From rolling boulders and spiked walls to spring boards, Iron Maidens, human cannons, falling bathtubs and banana peels, the player can choose from a multitude of dramatic, sadistic, and comical traps in order to finish off an enemy.
Setting traps is not enough though, as they need to be activated in turn. Timing also plays an important role, as an untimely activation could result in Laegrinna falling into her own trap or allow her rivals to catch up her. Depending on the manner an enemy is killed or captured the Devil's three servants: Veruza, Caelea and Lilia (each representing a different aspect of cruelty: Sadistic Torment, Elaborate Death and Humiliating Demise) reward points and upgraded traps.
Players will be able to upload their combos online (PlayStation 3 version players can upload their videos to or challenge other players to beat their highest-scoring, funniest, or sadistic combos on YouTube). Other network elements include leaderboards for total Ark (points accumulated in a level), clear time etc as well as uploading and downloading user created missions (Cross-Quests). PlayStation Vita boasts a few additional features and using the touch screen to select and activate traps.
Deception IV: Blood Ties is produced by the creator of Fatal Frame, Keisuke Kikuchi and developed by Tecmo Koei. The franchise as a whole has sold more than 800,000 copies globally.
Our PlayStation Vita seems to be getting a lot of love since OlliOlli. Despite the fact that the game itself was bad, weve been playing more games on the PSV in general. Amongst those is a game by FuturLab, creator of Velocity Ultra, who have brought us a game called Surge Deluxe, a simple yet addictive title.
Destiny of Spirits is a free-to-play, social location-based game developed exclusively for the PlayStation Vita system where players from around the world work cooperatively in turn-based action to battle fierce bosses to unlock an expansive virtual world.
Players become "Spirit Masters" and collect and raise Spirits from all over the globe. With these Spirits the players must defeat Chaos Spirits emerging around the world and cleanse the world of evil.
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A new firmware update has been released for PlayStation Vita, adding a whole host of new features that handheld gamers will no doubt appreciate.
Update 3.10 adds features like voice message support and a calendar application, as well as an overall increase in the number of apps you can have on your home screen, bumping the limit from 100 up to 500. The aforementioned calendar app can be synced with your Google calendar, which is no doubt a handy feature as well.
The PlayStation Vita version of Terraria won the "Vita Game of the Year Award" from the 2014 Pocket Gamer Awards, and 505 Games announced that the iOS version surpassed the one million paid downloads milestone. If you combine the Android downloads, then Terraria exceeded 1,300,000 full-game downloads to date.
that form the PlayStation Vita 3.10 system update:
Music: You will now be able to search for content saved on a connected device such as a PC.
Video: You’ll be able to now sort content by size.
Photo: Rotate Screen Automatically has been added to Photos to control tilt sensor for rotation of image, freeform has been added to the Panoramic mode selection list.
Settings: Adjust Daylight Saving Automatically has been added, and 30 minutes has been added in Enter Standby Mode Automatically.
that form the PlayStation Vita 3.10 system update:
Music: You will now be able to search for content saved on a connected device such as a PC.
Video: You’ll be able to now sort content by size.
Photo: Rotate Screen Automatically has been added to Photos to control tilt sensor for rotation of image, freeform has been added to the Panoramic mode selection list.
Settings: Adjust Daylight Saving Automatically has been added, and 30 minutes has been added in Enter Standby Mode Automatically.
A new firmware update has been released for PlayStation Vita, adding a whole host of new features that handheld gamers will no doubt appreciate.