Why Gravity Rush is the Vita’s first big surprise

TVGB: "Even for someone that’s been looking forward to it for a while, Gravity Rush seemingly comes out of nowhere. It would be easy to mistake this for a straight-forward action title with an engaging twist, but spending a few minutes with the game reveals it to be much more than that. There’s a sprawling open world to explore with a navigation system that evokes an uplifting (pun intended) sense of freedom, a unique protagonist that drives an intriguing plot, and a visual and audio flair that reminds you of the charm that eastern developers can deliver when on their A-game."

[Jreca]

Surprise? We were expecting it for months >.<

[Redempteur]

Gravity rush was indeed the first HIT we were expecting for the vita since launch

[tarbis]

I wonder where this guy was when this game was released in Japan....

[ANIALATOR136]

Played it but not my type of game sorry

[1nsomniac]

I managed to order a Vita with a memory card & Mortal Kombat for £160 which I thought I couldn't miss out on even though I must say I haven't been impressed by anything ive seen on it but thought it was worth a punt.

I haven't played Gravity Rush so forgive me but from what i've seen it certainly doesn't look like my type of game & doesn't look very appealing to me. In fact it comes across as one of these crazy Japanese 'fad' games that people grow out of after a month.

...But I will definitely get the demo when my Vita arrives & give it a try as ill be desperately be looking for games for it & im hopeing that im totally wrong & love the game but well see.

[Smokingunz]

Not my type of game! Played the demo! It was ok but nothing to jump for joy about, I'll pass! Bought metal gear hd collection instead!

[mamotte]

Because it's the only game that actually makes you feel like the vita is an independent console and not the PS3's little brother?

[josephayal]

ANOTHER AAA VITA EXCLUSIVE BUT...... Does this game get too repetitive after some time?

[Hicken]

It doesn't. There are a few reasons I stop playing: if I'm at work, if I'm asleep, and... well, that's really it.