Tarsier Studios have released yet another patch for LittleBigPlanet on the PS Vita. The new patch updates the game to version v1.02, and is 34MB in size to download. This time around, the patch fixes more issues, including performance and graphics. But it also improves the cross-buy feature.
LittleBigPlanet PS Vita is officially released across Europe starting tomorrow, and to celebrate, a bunch of goodies and treats have been announced, as well as a new trailer for the game. The treats include two limited edition costumes, including the return of the Spacesuit outfit.
Sony has released a new firmware update for the PS Vita, updating the system software to version v1.81. The minor update is mandatory if you want to play online. The only change in this version is an improvement in the system stability, according to Sony.
PlayStation Japan is promoting a very strange PS Vita game called Boxes! Open Me”, that uses augmented reality, expected to be revealed at TGS later this month. The game is being developed by PlayStation C.A.M.P., the same team behind Tokyo Jungle, which is coming to Europe towards the end of this month. Read More
LittleBigPlanet PS Vita has been patch, ahead of the game’s official release in Europe this Wednesday, September 19th 2012. Some eager retailers have already released the game ahead of the official launch. The patch updates the game to v1.01 and fixes various bugs and issues with the game, and weighs in at 32MB.
Enthusiastic retailers have released LittleBigPlanet for the PS Vita early, meaning people are already seen playing the game on “Near”. Sony is aware of the issue and has released a statement. Gamers who have picked up a copy early will be able to enjoy the single-player mode without restriction, but the online component won’t work until tomorrow, when the servers go online.
It appears that piracy on the PS Vita has arrived sooner than expected. A video has been released showing the PS Vita running a number of PSP ISO / CSO files using a custom loader, probably using the recently discovered exploit, even though it was claimed that the security hole could not be used for piracy.
Treasure Park on the PS Vita is a free game that rewards users for finding treasure on a 5×5 grid of squares, while avoiding bombs. It’s a modern twist on minesweeper with a focus on social gaming, allowing users to create their own layouts and sending them to friends to play.
Jet Set Radio is already available to download on the PS3 if you are a PlayStation Plus subscriber, with the general release coming next week. On the PS Vita however, the game won’t be arriving until mid-October. Unlike the console version, the Vita version of the game comes with platform specific enhancements.
The PS Vita’s first full-scale fishing game, Let’s Fish! Hooked On, will be coming to the console this Autumn according to Sean Walsh, Product Manager for Wired Productions. Wired recently signed a deal with the developer SIMS to bring the title to the West.
