Just moments ago during our 2011 E3 press conference we proudly unveiled an incredible 2011 software lineup and amazing new PS3 peripherals, and also shed new light on our highly anticipated handheld gaming device, officially named PlayStation Vita (PS Vita). By blurring the lines between interactive entertainment and reality, our goal was to design a [...]
truth be told I never played JRPGs so I can’t list them. Indies include games like Divekick, shovel knight, FEZ, Undertale, papers please. Granted most of the games are just ports but I personally never minded, just meant that I could play on the go.
Gravity Rush, Persona 4 Golden, Tearaway, Muramasa Rebirth, Killzone Mercenaries, and that’s just the non-indie ones that I can remember by heart that were absolute bangers, highly recommend playing them if you can, but playing them on the hardware itself was fucking awesome due to the various ways they’d implement it, in special Tearaway (which looks and feels indie, but it was a first party thing) which integrated so well with the Vita that the PS4 version feels stale in comparison.
high-budget games? no but indie and JRPG it had. Blame Sony for mishandling the timing and marketing.
Which ones? I know it had some games, but mostly are meh in my opinion.
truth be told I never played JRPGs so I can’t list them. Indies include games like Divekick, shovel knight, FEZ, Undertale, papers please. Granted most of the games are just ports but I personally never minded, just meant that I could play on the go.
Gravity Rush, Persona 4 Golden, Tearaway, Muramasa Rebirth, Killzone Mercenaries, and that’s just the non-indie ones that I can remember by heart that were absolute bangers, highly recommend playing them if you can, but playing them on the hardware itself was fucking awesome due to the various ways they’d implement it, in special Tearaway (which looks and feels indie, but it was a first party thing) which integrated so well with the Vita that the PS4 version feels stale in comparison.