Only a handful of new content is available for the PS Vita in this week’s European PlayStation Store update, with cross-buy title Atomic Ninjas now available to purchase on the portable console. You can also find DLC content for a couple of titles, including newly released Atelier Meruru Plus.
The US PlayStation Store has been updated with a couple of new games to download and a selection of new DLC. New PS Vita games include Atelier Meruru Plus: The Apprentice of Arland and Die! Die! Die!. You can also find new DLC for Atelier Meruru Plus: The Apprentice of Arland and Pinball Arcade.
The North American release date for Valhalla Knights 3 has been announced for the PS Vita, with the game releasing in stores and on the PlayStation Network on October 15th. The action-RPG is set in a medieval prison called Carceron, a converted fortress surrounded by war-torn wildlands.
In an interview at the Eurogamer Expo in London, Sony UK’s Fergal Gara has revealed that a UK launch date for the PS Vita TV is in discussion. In an interview with CVG, Gara said that UK consumers should “watch this space”, adding “let’s get it out in Japan, see how successful it is, and take it from there”.
A handful of new PS Vita content is available on the European PlayStation Store this week, including FIFA 14 on both the PS Vita and PSP. New PlayStation Plus content is also available too, with two new games added to the Instant Game Collection, including Touch My Katamari.
A release date for Worms Revolution Extreme on the PS Vita has been announced for both North America and Europe, and will be available to download from the PlayStation Store in October. The game will be available in North America from October 8th, for just $14.99, while Europe will be able to download the game the following day for £11.99/€14.99.
New PS Vita and PSP content is available on the US PlayStation Store this week, with FIFA 14 available to purchase on both platforms, but only includes kit and team updates. New PlayStation Plus content is available too, with Rayman Origins now part of the Instant Game Collection.
Sony has confirmed that a sequel to Gravity Rush (or Gravity Daze as it’s known in Japan) is coming to the PS Vita, but the teaser trailer doesn’t actually refer to the game as Gravity Rush 2. The teaser trailer doesn’t reveal much about the game, except that it’s being developed by Team Gravity, presumabely an internal devision at SCE Japan Studio.
New content is available on the PS Vita store this week, but unfortunately, no new Vita titles have been added to the store. Instead, you can find four new PS Mobile titles, and various DLC content for games, including LittleBigPlanet and Soul Sacrifice.
A new trailer for Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD on the PS3 and PS Vita has been released from the Tokyo Game Show, showing more footage of the upcoming game. In addition to releasing the trailer, Square-Enix has also confirmed that the game will be officially launching this winter.
