The Infamous Collection bundles together all of Cole McGrath's different adventures into one collection (Infamous, Infamous 2, and a PSN code for Infamous: Festival of Blood). For just $40, you'll receive a trio of open-world, free-roaming games where you play as a super-hero or super-villain depending on your choices, all while mastering the powers of electricity.
"Amazon is offering up to 60% off on digital video games for PS4, PS3 and PS Vita. Games include Gravity Rush Remastered, Batman Arkham Knight, inFAMOUS Collection, Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition, Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, inFAMOUS Second Son and lots more!"
The PlayStation Vita may not be selling like hotcakes, but the handheld has a dedicated-niche audience and an insanely high attach rate at 10+ games per handheld. PlayStation hasn’t supported the Vita with many first-party titles this past year, we’re starting to see a bit of a change. PlayStation is taking action to insure we get ported versions of some great console games. We’re already seeing titles like Resident Evil: Revelations 2 and Resogun make their way to the handheld, here’s five more games we think will (hopefully) come to Vita in the coming years.
Why would people want a handful of ports for a supposed powerful system like the Vita?
I would feel cheated if this was the extent of Sony supporting their handheld device with just ports/
Persona 5 would be the only game worth getting out of that list. But me personally would rather play it on a console at home, not while in a doctor's office or in between classes at school.
With Sony and Vita it isn't ports vs. original games. It's ports vs. literally nothing from them. Recently Sony has been doing a lot of the latter.
I want original AAA brand name Vita games like GTA or Infamous, but at this point would settle for ports. How sad how is has become, that it has come to a point where we (Vita owners) are now hoping for at least a port of a PS2 or PS3 game.
Not unless you want a severe downgrade in graphics and a 15-on average frame rate per second.
It would be great to have another proper Persona game on the system though. I think that is the platform where a good chunk of the fanbase was cultivated, simply because Golden was THAT good and everyone who owns a Vita has played it by now. It doesn't even have to be a mainline installment, just a spin-off that plays like traditional Persona.
Actually there's nothing in P5 vita couldn't handle in the right hands, the graphics and tech are not that good. P4DAN is even powered by the same engine, so you can consider it a warm-up or a baptism of fire.
Persona 5 is going to happen on a handheld. Every prior entry in the series has been ported to one. However, you're right in that it won't be Vita. It will most likely be Nintendo's next handheld.
I think asking for Atlus to make an original side Persona on Vita in 2015 isn't possible. Despite big success on the platform with Persona 4 Golden and Dragon's Crown, Atlus doesn't really make Vita games. They make oodles and oodles of 3DS titles, though.
Atlus has commented on the playstation blog that Persona 5 will not happen on Vita (it was a question asked on the forum). So I would not hold my breath for it.
They simply milk Etrian Odyssey and SMT with remasters. The heck these oodles have to do with Persona.
@Acquiescence
Have you seen games like Freedom Wars, Gravity Rush and Uncharted for the Vita. There is nothing we have seen in the P5 trailer that the Vita could not handle. It is even a turn based game!
And it is not like the game is optimized for the PS4, it probably got straight ported from the PS3.
I'm kinda torn about this. I think the failure of the Vita was the lack of support by Sony to bring standalone games, not cut down home console titles. But at the same time, many people (especially in the West) wanted COD, Uncharted, and inFamous on the Vita. Japanese consumers seemed happy with RPGs, visual novels and the kinds of games that did well on the PSP. It just didn't work out for the Vita.
It doesn't mean it is dead. It is now a niche Japanese and indie machine. That is what's keeping it afloat... :/
Nope, even if MH is a big game in Japan, it isn't that big in the West. The fact that sony did absolutely nothing to advertise the Vita's biggest games (like Killzone Merc) and right now they aren't doing a thing for the console is what has the console is "almost" buried.
The console is still alive thanks to companies like NISA, Aksys, XSEED or Atlus US.
"Persona 5 is undoubtedly the most popular game fans want on the Vita."
Monster Hunter?
I wrote the article. I meant *one of the most popular*. I'll fix it soon. Cause there are certainly others that are just as popular haha. MH is one of them.
GameStop is running a promotion from Nov. 1 to Nov. 14 where all PowerUp Rewards members (free and paid) can get all of the Sony specific HD Collections made for the PS3 at 50 percent off their normal price. Including the newly released Killzone collection. Remember this is a sale on only first party Sony collections, so no third party collections like the Metal Gear Collection.
So we're talking 10 bucks for Jak & Daxter collection? I think I'll take a little trip to Gamestop tomorrow.... Lol
Dangit, still waiting for the dang MGS collection on Vita to go on sale. Gamestop near me has literally put EVERY single other Vita title on sale....
Omg, the inFAMOUS games are fantastic.
Awesome to know theres now a bundle for people who havn't experienced these games yet.
i really want festival of blood to go on sale soon so i can pick it up.
Is this really necessary? The inFamous games aren't old enough to warrant this kind of thing like the MGS or DMC collections. I mean, sure it's a good deal but I think you can get all of this for the same price separately anyway can't you?
best sandbox of this gen