PS Vita will begin making its way into gamers’ hands in just a few short days (if you pre-ordered a First Edition Bundle, that is). Day one Vita owners will have many, many games to choose from, with 25 titles confirmed for launch on February 22nd.
It is a year since the minis category of PlayStation Store launched and brought a new dimension to gaming on PlayStation. Bite-sized, on-the-go appeal together with quick download times meant it had never been easier or cheaper to lay your hands on new PSP games.
We recently revealed that Episode 2 of FirstPlay will contain a free PSP Minis titles for customers. Sony has now officially announced what that PSP Minis title will be: Gameshastra’s D-Cube Planet, a classy action-puzzler in which players must manipulate sliding blocks in order to recover an alien spaceship. The title will be compatible on both the PSP and PS3.
If you are a fan of Mahjong, Agetec, Inc. has just announced a new title for the Minis range. Mahjong Solitaire will be available to download from the PlayStation Store in Spring 2010 in North America for only $2.99. ??Mahjong Solitaire is the same, classic mahjong tile matching game which has enchanted players for decades. Players remove matching pairs of tiles from an organized layering of tiles, trying to remove as many tiles as possible as fast as they can.
The the recent v3.15 Firmware update, PSP Mini titles are now PS3 compatible. These bite-size games are the ideal companion for your PSP and now, PS3 owners can enjoy these bite-sized downloadable games in the comfort of their living room. One purchase will allow you to the download to both your PSP and PS3, giving you the option to play whenever and wherever you like.
Just in time for Halloween, a new PSP Minis title has hit the PlayStation Store for just £3.99/4.99. Zombie Tycoon lets you take ‘control’ of a hilarious zombie horde in order to achieve complete world domination. Doing so will require a lot brain throwing, building trashing, mascot bashing as well as equipping some of the silliest loot ever conceived.
