PS Vita Weekly Update #110 - 16/08/2014
161Three games were announced at Gamescom this week for Vita - Papers Please, dystopian paperwork simulator, Nom Nom Galaxy, soup factory building cooperative game, and Pix the Cat, fast paced maze puzzle game. None of these games have specific dates.
Phoenix Force, a previously mobile-based shooter from developers Awoker Games, is coming to the Vita sometime in October. They wish to add over 200 levels to the game, along with cinematics and polish.
Gravity Badgers, a game about slinging badgers around planets, is also coming to the Vita on the 19th of August in North America and the 20th of August in Europe, for 5 dollars, 5 euros or 4 pounds.
Also available next week is Crimsonland, the Vita port of the "remastered" top down PS4 shooter from 10tons. The game is crossbuy with the PS4 version and contains 180 levels and an indepth survival mode.
The Hungry Horde was also announced this week, it's a game where you rampage your slowly growing horde of zombies through a level until the government decides to nuke you. The game's due out later this year.
Murasaki Baby has received a release window and price, with the game confirmed to launch in early September for $15 or your regional equivalent. The game will have four seperate worlds, each with it's own mood and inhabitants to help.
Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment is receiving a downloadable content bundle containing the Japanese special costumes, and has been confirmed to be receiving the large patch that Japan recently received with the lot of extra new content. The game is out next week in North America and Europe.
Hatsune Miku Project Diva F 2nd finally has a release date, with the game launching on the 18th of November in North and Latin America with the rest of the world getting the game on the 21st. Owners of the first Extra Characters pack for Project Diva F will also receive the same pack in F 2nd.
The PlayStation TV has been dated in North America and Europe - America receives the TV on the 14th of October, while Europe has to wait until the 14th of November. Australia gets the TV in the spring for $150. Sony has also confirmed that in Europe, the TV will be bundled with Velocity Ultra, Worms Revolution Extreme and OlliOlli.
M3: The Dark Metal, an anime and manga series, is receiving a visual novel in Japan on the 20th of November. Mission Memento Mori contains 8 different character's viewpoints, with the ability to affect the flow of the entire story.
99 Bricks: Wizard Academy, a port of an iOS and Android game, is coming soon to Vita. The team claim to be improving the UI and tweaking the game to make the game a worthy Vita title, along with changing the orientation to make the game work in a landscape format.
And finally this week, Aksys Games has confirmed that Arcana Heart 3: Love Max will be available in North America on the 23rd of September.