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The Vita Is A Great System — Too Bad Sony Screwed It Up
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Sound Shapes: The Kotaku Review
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Three Major Australian Retailers Will Not Be Stocking The PlayStation Vita [UPDATE]
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PlayStation Vita Set To Arrive In Australia In February [Pricing Update Inside]
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Exploring The Tiny Differences Between The Original And Final PS Vita
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EB Games Is Selling The PS Vita For $199
It’s a deal that isn’t necessarily plastered all over the store or even on its website, but EB Games is currently selling the Wi-Fi version of the PS Vita for $199. If you’ve been waiting for a price drop to check out a genuinely underrated system with a fair whack of decent games to play, now is the time!
EscapeVektor Vita Slated For Jan 22nd in U.S., Canada, Mexico
Captain Vektor is trapped in a hostile computer, and it’s up to you to get him out – Pac-Man style. Sydney-based studio Nnooo, responsible for games like Pop and Spirit Hunters Inc, are bringing the retro-styled EscapeVektor to the Vita on January 22nd, after enjoying successful releases on Wiiware and 3DS, and those who get this “complete edition” will enjoy even more Vektoring.
This Alarm Clock Turns Waking Up Into A Multiplayer Video Game
This is it, video games. You’ve hit your peak. Things aren’t getting much better than Wake-up Club, a free game that comes out Tuesday for Sony’s PlayStation Vita handheld.
Developers Of These Free Games Aren’t Looking For Quick, Easy Cash
Free to play. Free. To. Play. Sounds good, but watch the fine print. With most games these days, when something is free, you tend to get what you pay for. Generally, you’ll end up getting a fraction of the actual game with the rest being either unattainable or incredibly hard to get to without pulling out your credit card, or you’ll be bombarded with messages asking you to fork over some cash in order to get rid of the messages asking you to fork over some cash.
Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath HD Remake Comes To PS Vita December 18
Oddworld Inhabitants’ cult hit has enjoyed a fresh wave of re-appraisal ever since HD remakes for the game popped up recently. There’s been a Vita version in the works, but a previously stated mid-November release date has come and gone. Now dev studio Just Add Water has tweeted that the shinier version of Stranger’s Wrath will hit Sony’s portable in about two weeks.
The Vita Is A Great System — Too Bad Sony Screwed It Up
Have you checked out that Vita game? You know — the one that’s a shoddy spinoff of a big-name series? Perhaps Call of Duty: Declassified, which currently has a whopping 32 per cent on Metacritic? Or Uncharted: Golden Abyss, a game that our Kirk Hamilton called “a cut-rate version of the Uncharted games that most people have already played”? How about Resistance: Burning Skies, which Kotaku boss Stephen Totilo called “a mediocre new first-person shooter that has no excuses for underachieving“?
