Scrawlfx writes: With the success the God of War Collection has seen, it’s easy to see why Sony would continue the trend and move forth with more high-definition remakes. Next up on the list is The Sly Collection. When I went to get my hands on it at a recent Sony preview event in New York City, the first thing I thought to myself was “why Sly“?
That’s not to say that Sly Cooper is a bad game, not at all. That’s just me wondering why – when everybody chanted for a Team ICO Collection – a Sly Collection arrived instead.
As it turns out, it was Sanzaru’s choice – an upcoming developer based in Foster City. They’re handling the development on The Sly Collection and, from what I’ve seen, are doing incredibly well. I’ve never got into the Sly series on the PS2, so they’ve created the perfect opportunity for me to immerse myself into it.
Welcome to part 2 of HeyPoorPlayer’s Top 25 Vita Games! If you haven’t checked out part 1, there is a link to check it out in the article. I won’t give a lengthy introduction to this section; if you want that, check out part 1. As such, let’s hop right back into it!
Borderlands is great on my vita, the cart is well and truly glued in there. Super Meat Boy, Terraria, Binding of Issac and Guacameelee are highly recommended
The PS3 digital version of The Sly Collection has been discounted to just $9.95. The physical versions of The Sly Collection ($11.95) and Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time ($11.03) can also be bought at cheap prices.
SPC writes, "The trilogy-- in movies it's a common occurrence with hugely successful blockbusters whether it's Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Toy Story, or Back to the Future. Trilogies are also pretty common in gaming as well, but at the same token, an actual good trilogy is a completely different matter. This new article series details some of the very best trilogies that our hobby and industry have been able to create in its much shorter lifespan. This second edition (the first was seen last week) deals with more recent trilogies both official and unofficial."
My personal favourite is the Uncharted series, suprised that Mass Effect and Gears of War didnt get a mention in this article.
It's sad to think that both Metal Arms: Glitch in the System and Banjo-Kazooie could have joined this list, but now they'll never get the chance...
Yeah, Banjo-Kazooie is one of my favorite platformers of all time. I own Metal Arms and still need to play that. I know I went out of my way to pick it up.
