Game Review: Mahjongg Artifacts (PSP Mini)
Mahjongg Artifacts is a PSP Mini based upon the traditional Chinese game of Mahjongg. The game sees you trying to collect all of the pieces [Read more…]
PSP Minis
Dakko Dakko To Release PS Vita Updates Of PlayStation Minis
Indie developer Dakko Dakko confirmed earlier this week that they are in the process of remaking two of their older games for the PS Vita. [Read more…]
PS Vita Version Of Hungry Giraffe Released Wednesday 6th March 2013
Surprising everyone, Laughing Jackal has announced the the recently confirmed PlayStation Vita version of their hit PS Minis and PlayStation Mobile game Hungry Giraffe is [Read more…]
Vita Player Weekly Site Recap – 25/02/2013 – 03/03/2013
From this weekend, we’ve made a few changes to the layout and structure of the site. It’s only a minor tweak in the way we [Read more…]
Exclusive! Vita Player Interviews PlayStation Developer Laughing Jackal
We’ve been teasing you for the last couple of weeks, but we can now bring you all our exclusive interview with developer and publisher Laughing [Read more…]
Stellar Attack Reviewed For Playstation Minis
Here it is… the final review (for now) in our series looking at all of the games from Laughing Jackal available for the Playstation Vita. [Read more…]
Ace Armstrong vs. the Alien Scumbags! Reviewed For PlayStation Minis
We’re 24 hours away from the end of our special series looking at developer Laughing Jackal. During the last couple of weeks, we’ve looked at [Read more…]
Cubixx Reviewed For PlayStation Minis
We’ve covered the PlayStation Mobile version of Laughing Jackal’s game Cubixx already here on Vita Player but how can we ignore the original version of [Read more…]
Orbit Playstation Minis Review Added
With everyone gearing up for the PlaystationMeeting2013 announcement, we’re still busy releasing more reviews on the site! We’re still bringing you more coverage of Laughing [Read more…]
OMG-Z Reviewed for PlayStation Minis
Another day, another review as part of our focus on games by Laughing Jackal. Ben Gove has dipped into the archives once more to look [Read more…]