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11/18/13 1:00PM |



On March 18th, 2014, PlayStation 3 owners will be able to pick up the HD Collection of Final Fantasy X and X-2 for $39.99. Both games will also be arriving for Vita next year as well, although a date has yet to be given regarding its availability. 

When it does become available for purchase on Vita, the games will be available separately on PSN instead of bundled like the PS3 version.

I've been looking forward to this collection for quite some time, and am glad that the official dates are starting to be revealed. Final Fantasy X remains among my favorite games on PS2 as well as favorite RPG of all time.


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9/9/13 2:00PM |

Announced and launching in Japan on November 14th, the PS Vita TV is a device that allow you to stream video content, as well as the ability to play Vita games on the big screen with a Dualshock 3 controller. PS Vita TV has a Vita memory card slot for games, and will play most that do not require any touchscreen capabilities. It can also play over 600 PS1 and PSP games while using a PS3 controller.

Another neat feature about the product is that it can stream PS4 content via its remote play options, which is shown below in the video.



PS Vita TV will arrive in Japan for 9,954 yen, which amounts to about $100 in US currency.


This device seems neat, but I wonder if it will improve Vita software while hurting Vita hardware sales in the process. It'll be interesting to see how it does and whether it makes its way to other countries in the future.

[Source: Kotaku]

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The PlayStation Vita will be getting the indie hit game Limbo on June 4th in North America for $14.99, and a day later for those in the U.K. and Europe.

The game was first released as an exclusive XBLA title during the 2011 Summer of Arcade, and later made it's way to PC, PS3, and now Vita.

It's a great game which I highly recommend, but there won't be any unique features for this version since the developers have already confirmed that the game won't utilize any of the touch screen capabilities of the handheld.

[Source: Polygon]


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