PS Vita Reviews

Last February, Nippon Ichi Software released Spike Chunsoft's Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc for the first time for Western audiences. Right after release, they announced that they would be bringing over the sequel as well. Fast...

Some strategy-RPG's feature an in-depth story of political intrigue, betrayal, and tragedy. Some intimidate the player with features like permadeath. Disgaea 4, however, is none of those. Instead, y0u'll find a light-hearted, nonsensical story coupled...

The Hyperdimension Neptunia series has been around North America since 2011 and has had three PS3 games released under its name. This time Idea Factory has brought the goddesses to the PS Vita but in...

I seem to remember a time many years ago when there were lots of Final Fantasy VII clones running amok in the gaming world and for the most part they were critically and momentarily well received,...

The Playstation 2 had some of the best platformers out there, something last generation and the new generation are sorely lacking. Instead of having a huge array of Ratchet and Clanks, Jak and Daxters and...

Beginning nearly 20 years ago on the original PlayStation, Tecmo's Deception is a much lesser known series about letting your masochistic desires run rampant. Fans of these niche games have waited quite some time for...

Gamers today seem to be at the beginning of another JRPG renaissance thanks to Nintendo's 3DS and Sony's PS Vita. While this renaissance may not match the Super Nintendo's, it is getting up there in...

Atlus is one of those wonderful video game companies that allows the West to see into the minds eye of Japanese developers. Were it not for them we would be missing out on some wonderful...

After almost 13 years since its initial release, Final Fantasy X and its sequel have been re-released on the PlayStation 3 and Vita for your RPG pleasure. Both games have been remastered in full HD...

I have a really odd relationship with games like Monster Hunter, Ragnarok Odyssey, and more that centre around going out on quests and hunting down monsters, with little-to-no plot or significant writing. You just hunt,...

Some games make you laugh, some make you rage, and some even make you downright ball your eyes out. Spike Chunsoft, the developers behind the Zero Escape series, are experts at making you do all...

The PlayStation VITA possesses some truly remarkable features, especially considering it’s a portable console that fits in the palm of your hand. Whilst there are several titles that put these features to good use there...

So here it is. The first game to be exclusively published by a Sony owned first party studio that is of the FPS genre on the VITA. A lot of eyes will be on this...

Do you remember summer camp? Do you remember the thrill of meeting new friends? The cranky cooks? The arts and crafts? The singing Sasquatch? No? Well, I sure do. Not because I’ve spent my childhood...

Soul Sacrifice is here and Vita owners have something to be excited about. The big question is whether it will be the savior the handheld needs, or just another vessel to keep it afloat for a while...

There are a few franchises that can rekindle interest after laying dormant for longer than five years. Although when you have crafted trio of well loved characters, you are bound strike at the hearts of...

There have been a few entries into the fishing niche of gaming, with Sega Bass Fishing being the most notable. It has been sometime since its release a few decades ago and fans of the genre...

Corpse Party: Book of Shadows is an interesting, and slightly deceiving game. Interesting because it serves as a companion piece to the horror masterpiece, Corpse Party: Blood Covered. With many great characters, side stories, and questions raised,...

There will be many of you that will look upon PlayStation All-Stars as a typical Smash Brothers clone. In some ways I can say you may be correct, but in other ways I will say that PlayStation...

If you have not played Street Fighter X Tekken before, or are in need of a fighting game for the Vita, then look no further. Street Fighter X Tekken offers a fun, yet flawed, fighting...

Ragnarok Odyssey is a must have title for any Vita owner. Fans of action-rpgs, especially Monster Hunter fans, will not be disappointed

Orgarhythm is a rhythm/rts hybrid released exclusively for the Vita by XSEED Games. If you are a fan of either genre, Orgarhythm is worth checking out.

Silent Hill: Book of Memories is the newest entry into the popular franchise. While it does abandon it's horror roots, Book of Memories is a very fun game.

It's very hard for me to knock LBP Vita. I found so much to love in the game

If you are one of the many people shouting out for more PSVita titles - you're in luck. Sound Shapes will catch you off guard and hook you in with its charm and innovative gameplay...

Augmented Reality(AR) games are few in number on the Playstation VITA. This may lead you to think that AR does not work very well, or that it's hard to make a good game using AR...