ZombieSteven12

This game is just simply a complete piece of steaming s*** on top of the diarrhea shake. Bad graphics, bad gameplay, and not even worth looking at. I've seen some bad games, and I mean A LOT, and this is no different.

The Sly Cooper Collection for the PS Vita is amazing. This, FF X/X-2 HD Remaster and the MGS HD Collection stand as the best PS2 to PS Vita ports. The game runs a very smooth frame-rate, runs a native 960x544, and the controls are good. Compared to the God of War Collection and the Jak & Daxter Collection, this is the best optimized for the Vita. If you are a Sly fan, go get it. If you never played any of the games on PS2, pick it up; I can almost guarantee that you will enjoy playing these 3 classics on the little handheld. Also know that the first 2 games are on the Vita card. Sly 3 is on a voucher, like Final Fantasy X-2.

Backgammon Blitz tries to accurately replicate the original game and it succeeds in doing so. The Blitz mode looks good on paper, but is micro transaction infused and requires lots of grinding to unlock the power ups. There is local and online multiplayer, which makes the game a whole lot more fun. The games tutorials aren't as detailed as Pure Chess or Hustle Kings, it doesn't tell you all the rules of the game or some type of strategy. Visually, it looks nice on PS Vita, but the frame rate suffers depending on the table you choose. If you are a Backgammon type of person, get this. If not, try a different version that better explains the strategy. After that, play this.

Yes, The Amazing Spider-Man isn't the prettiest game on the Vita, but that doesn't mean it's a bad game. This version is open-world like it's PS3 brother, same story, same everything. However, the frame rate tends to drop when in the open world, but not in indoor sequences. The audio is top notch. If you just have an open-world itch and have a PS Vita, this'll do.

Divekick isn't your average fighter. It's the only game with two-buttons for attack and no joystick control. This game is either you like it or you don't. Me, this game purely fun, simple, and just fun. When you step into multiplayer with a friend, it gets even more fun. Give it a shot, you may end up liking it.

Velocity Ultra is a must-own on for the Vita, PS3, and/or PC. It's a vertical shooter with lots of accessibility and great controls. Joris de Man's music sounds excellent and goes with the game. It holds up great with nice visuals and and at 60fps. It is also loaded with tough challenges, the game Snake, Minesweeper, and two-player mini-games as well. Makes for a worthy pick-up and play experience.

Proteus isn't a real game, there are no real objectives, and is more of a work of art. So you explore islands and music plays according to how you explore. It's a nice game, however, I wouldn't say a 9 because the game should be priced lower. Even though it's cross-buy, $14 seem steep for this game. It is worth looking into.

Much like LittleBigPlanet, Media Molecule shows their full creativity with Tearaway. As a platformer, it succeeds. The papercraft visuals and the nice soundtrack complement this game very well. This is a gem that shines bright like Sony Japan Studio's The Puppeteer. This is a must own title and should not be passed up any Vita owner.

So yeah, this game is complete garbage. From the visuals to the gameplay, even to the lack of 2 vs. 2 multiplayer seen on the PS3 counterpart. The only Cross feature in this game is Cross-save, so no Cross-play. Avoid this disaster, and just get Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters instead.

This is an example of well-made indie game that made it's way to the PS3 and PS Vita. If you never played Hotline Miami on PC, buy it. If you have it on PC but have a PS3 or PS Vita, buy it again. It is a very fun game.

Avoid this game, it is a broken pile of crap from Nihilistic. Animations, visuals, environments, and the bugs bring this game down. Not to mention the unstable servers. If you want a portable quality shooter experience, pre-order or go by Killzone: Mercenary when it comes out.