TQ author writes: Personally, I’ve been a bit disappointed with most of the launch titles for the PlayStation Vita. Don’t get me wrong, I can see why people are content with the current titles — In my case, I need that one game that will keep me coming back for more and keeps my Vita in my pocket or bag anywhere I go. In my search for that one game, I have been checking out some of the Vita demos on the PSN. I came across a game called Unit 13 — a game similar to Socom. Was this demo good enough to get me unlock my first Vita demo? Let’s check it out.
Kevin Webb: "While one of Sony's main goals with the Vita was to produce experiences that felt like playing on a home console, the Vita produced a number of unique games that were later brought over to more powerful hardware. And as the Vita got older, independent developers began to take advantage of the console's strong hardware and dedicated player base. For example, PC games like "Stardew Valley" or "Minecraft" that had earned an indie following could be moved to the Vita at low cost, letting players take their favorite games on the go.
The PlayStation Vita may not have been a smash hit, but there were plenty of gems to be found on the handheld if you spent enough time looking."
Frobisher Says was one of the best games on the Vita. There was just nothing like it. It's such a shame that Sony didn't see fit to invest in the Vita long term.
Some excellent choices there. I spent so many hours on Soul Sacrifice and Persona 4
As much as I love the Uncharted series I couldn't come to terms with Golden Abyss. It felt like a few steps back in the series
Danganronpa, Stien Gate, and especially Persona 4 are some of the best titles that available on the Vita.
I will miss this console.
No Freedom Wars or Killzone Mercenary?
Both deserve remakes. Mercenary is cannon and Freedom Wars is just one of those ultra rare JRPG games I found fun and think could appeal to a wider audience.
VGChartz's Adam Cartwright: "Thanks to some solid late-in-life Japanese support, and a sea of backwards-compatible games, the Vita’s library of third-person shooters is a lot better than it first appears, covering a variety of sub-genres from horror to stealth to tactical, all the while providing games that are a tonne of fun to play."
Missed so many games.
Also backwards compatibility differs from region to region.
Literally some stores like the NZ/Aus store will allow syphon Filter 1 and 3 but not 2 and the USA store is different again
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Someone didn't play Rayman :3
Is this guy crazy? Vita has had a few pretty good launch titles..
Haven't been able to stop playing Wipeout, Uncharted and FIFA (my 15 yr old son described this as the 'best experience of FIFA on any platform ever)... U13 looks fun too though!
I may have to get it. And by "may have to," I mean "probably will."
Il get it just because its the first real shooter and it has co-op which is really fun with someone in the same room as you. It does look generic abit, it doesnt have mp which totally sucks, but it looks great and is fun. I like that theres tons of missions and stuff to unlock. It looks like it could potentially have that awesome addictive quality that raid mode in re revelations has.