It’s still not iPhone pricing levels, but it’s an acknowledgement of how important digital downloads are to this device. (Hear that? It’s Sony going ka-ching.) Smaller games, like this one, will sell for under $10. The bigger games, which usually retail for $35-$40, will cost $5 less if you buy them online - for which you will need more memory cards. Super Stardust Delta: The Vita version of the PlayStation download is part of Sony’s online-game push. This is a long-lived Sony franchise and one of the best puzzle games available for the Vita. You can move the blocks with thumbsticks or by using the touchscreen. The object of the game is to create squares of the same colour that get wiped out by a scrolling beat-counter. Lumines: Electronic Symphony: This Sony series is basically a side-scrolling musical Tetris. One interesting addition is the cross play between the Vita and PS3 versions, which could be a sign of more integration to come between the two devices. Wipeout 2048: This futuristic racing series has always been a fun, fast blast of a game and the new Vita version continues the run. It’s a great game that deserves a bigger audience. Ubi is now putting it on every system it can. Despite great reviews, it didn’t sell all that well. Rayman Origins: Ubisoft’s lineup of Vita games are all ports from other systems, but this cartoony side-scroller is the gem of the bunch.
Hands down, this is the must-buy game for this system. The game also makes use of the Vita’s new control features and touchscreen. The series’ trademarks - shooting, climbing and quippy dialogue - are all here. Uncharted: Golden Abyss: The Uncharted series, which follows the adventures of Nathan Drake, is one of Sony’s best and this new entry is the game that shows how well the Vita can deliver a near-console experience. The handheld is officially available to buy in North America on Feb.
Here’s a quick look at some of the PS Vita’s launch titles. The good thing is that with more than 25 games already available, there are plenty of new experiences to be had with this device. There is also no internal memory, so customers will have buy proprietary Sony memory cards, which immediately adds $40 to $100 to the price. It is a device that will make hardcore gamers swoon, but for a price.Īt $250, it costs more than the starter consoles. The PlayStation Vita has a beautiful five-inch OLED screen, is crammed with processing power, has dual analog sticks (like its bigger console cousin), accelerometers and two touch screens enabling several control schemes for different types of games. The most powerful portable gaming system ever made officially launches in Canada this week.
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