100 Must-Buy PlayStation Mobile Games: 42 – Dark Quest
The 80s were an exciting time to be a kid… the games industry was just starting to take shape and every game seemed to offer [Read more…]
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PlayStation Mobile Closes In One Week’s Time
As the end of PlayStation Mobile draws closer, gamers and developers are making their final preparations for what is inevitably going to be a sad [Read more…]
First Impressions: Steins;Gate (PS Vita)
While I tend to play a wide range of games on the PS Vita, I have a tendency to be drawn more towards arcade shooters [Read more…]
100 Must-Buy PlayStation Mobile Games: 41 – Fuel Tiracas
Despite being better known on the Vita for the breathtaking shooter, Velocity 2x, FuturLab made their PlayStation debut releasing games for the Minis range and [Read more…]
100 Must-Buy PlayStation Mobile Games: 40 – Snake
Nowadays we take all of the power and functionality of our smartphones for granted. The fact that our phones come complete with integrated cameras and [Read more…]
100 Must-Buy PlayStation Mobile Games: 39 – Aqua Kitty Milk Mine Defender
Before the PS Vita, the systems that really captured my passion for gaming were the Commodore 64 and the Amiga so any games that pay [Read more…]
100 Must-Buy PlayStation Mobile Games: 38 – Cosmic Clean-Up
One game I used to love playing on the C64 was Thrust The simplicity of the game mechanics made the gravity-based shooter an incredibly addictive [Read more…]
First Impressions: PSOne Classic Final Fantasy 7 on PS Vita
This article will contain a very small spoiler regarding the game’s opening mission. Now I know you’re wondering why I’m writing a ‘First Impressions’ review [Read more…]
Exclusive Interview with YouTuber GadgetGirlKylie
Here at VitaPlayer, we love Vita. But we also love fellow content creators. That’s why we got in touch with GadgetGirlKylie, YouTube’s favorite Vita gamer, for an exclusive interview. From the future of handhelds to why she loves JRPGs, this interview is one of a kind. Enjoy!
Game Review: Broken Age (PS Vita)
“Broken Age” represents the return of a master. Tim Schafer’s first point-and-click adventure game since the ground-breaking Grim Fandango, “Broken Age” had much to live up to. And for the most part, it did.