"When the PS Vita launched it was known for being a pretty powerful handheld device, it was easy to imagine what some of your favorite game series would be like if you could take them anywhere you went. Here are six franchises I think could have brought the PlayStation Vita to greater heights." -- PlayStation Enthusiast
"The Game Music Foundation are today very proud and pleased to announce an additional concert, circling back to the roots of Game Muisic Festival in Poland. On April 28th, 2024, the National Forum of Music in Wroclaw will once again become a place to celebrate the art of video game music, featuring scores from The Last of Us and The Last of Us Part II." - The Game Music Foundation.
Here is a look at the pending figures for the pending series.
I preordered the 7 inch Brotherhood of Steel member named Maximus because I love T-60 power armour. However, which McFarlane had went with 7 inch Power Armour figures and 6 inch scale human figures that were poseable.
Game Rant speaks with the Fallout: Nuevo Mexico team about trailers coming later this year, which will bring fans' first look at Mexico proper.
The Vita tried, unfortunately it was marketed as a hardcore, dedicated mobile device at a time where casual gaming on mobile phones was at an all time popular high.
Plus the 3DS which which was also available and did cater to a more casual friendly crowd was definitely more appealing for gamers on the go.
Then you have Sony pulling all their support for it and leaving nothing but waifu and otaku games and you have a portable now specifically for those types of folks.
Nothing could’ve made Switch a mainstream success
I lose my mind every time I remember the Bioshock announcement for the Vita :(
Lol. No series could have helped.
Souls Game, Monster Hunter game, Syphon Filter/Splinter Cell MGS, Diablo type game, Fallout 1/2/3, Ratcher & Clank. I'd still buy a PS Vita 2 or PSP2 in an instant, I use my Vita a lot for some games that are just better on the go or a few exclusives