You can even join in multiplayer games on your PS Vita and play against players on their PS3 systems.Įnjoy a revolutionary new way to control actions and complete challenges with a touch of your finger on the stunning 5" OLED screen.Ī whole new dimension in gameplay. Start playing a game on your PlayStation 3 system, pause it, then pick it up on PS Vita right where you left off with cross-platform play. Touch, tilt and steer your way through adventures, plus enjoy endless ways to manipulate your environment, interact with characters and utilise in-game tools. Enjoy a fully immersive experience with intuitive dual analog sticks that give you the ultimate in gaming control. Join the handheld gaming revolution with PS Vita, the next generation portable entertainment system from PlayStation. The full round-up of new content can be found on the EU PlayStation blog.The official marketing text of Sony PS Vita WiFi + COD: Black OPS Declassified - Limited Edition + 4GB portable game console 12.7 cm (5") Touchscreen Wi-Fi as supplied by the manufacturer
There's also a PS3 demo of Need for Speed: Most Wanted, a DLC-rich version of Saints Row: The Third (£33.99) and, on Friday, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed for £29.99. The expansion includes a handful of extra courses and Move support for the entire game. It costs for £7.99 and Plus subscribers get 30 per cent off. Portal 2's In Motion DLC for PlayStation Move does launch, however. As for CS:GO, we still have no new news to impart I'm afraid." "I'll update everyone when I have a confirmed date. "I don't want to promise a precise timeframe for Retro City Rampage as that is subject to late change, however, it should be in the next few weeks," PlayStation blog manager and ex-Eurogamer man Fred Dutton said. So no, Sony hasn't tried to sneak out the terminally-delayed Counter-Strike: Global Offensive or Retro City Rampage. This week's PSN Store update is otherwise a quiet affair, with few other names ready to take on Call of Duty's launch week.
Call of Duty: Black Ops: Declassified, the colon-filled PlayStation Vita version of Activision's shooter, will be available to download today from the EU PlayStation Store.
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