How Indie Developers Are Keeping The Vita Alive In 2021
With fewer and fewer games being released for the PS Vita, it has been left to the indie developer community to keep the console alive. [Read more…]
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Game Review: Habroxia (PS Vita)
Eastasiasoft have been long established as a fan favourite amongst the Vita community. Over the last few years they’ve brought us a diverse range of [Read more…]
Halloween Forever + 2020 DLC Review – Sweet and Sour Treats (PS4, Switch, Vita, PC)
Halloween Forever just got a DLC this year. Is this now an even better game? Or are the extras a bit more sour than sweet?
New Sony Patent Hinting at Vita – PS5 Compatibility?
When it was officially discontinued in 2019, many of us long-time Vita fans couldn’t help but envision the system’s last days. With a new patent from [Read more…]
Will Sony Ever Release Another Handheld Console?
Sony discontinued its PlayStation Vita handheld console in 2019 after eight years, and with the PS5 kicking off a brand new console generation this year, [Read more…]
Game Review: Deep Space Rush (PS Vita)
It’s quite easy usually to define indie games into one of a handful of preset genres. Puzzle, platform, shoot-em-up, RPGs… usually a few minutes playing [Read more…]
Game Review: Atari Flashback Classics (PS Vita)
The PSP and PS Vita have both had their fair share of retro game compilations. Some have been limited to just a handful of titles. [Read more…]
Game Review: The Bard’s Tale Remastered and Resnarkled (PS Vita)
The Bard’s Tale has an incredible pedigree and is hailed as one of gaming’s true classics. The RPG series was first released in 1985 for [Read more…]
3 Timeless PlayStation Vita Games for All Ages
Video games have become one of the most common types of entertainment since the dawn of the industry. More and more people have slowly been [Read more…]
Did Remote Play extend the lifespan of the PS Vita?
Since mainstream support for the PS Vita ended, those still actively using the console have continued to find ways to keep the console alive. We [Read more…]