Sega showed off Power Smash 4 for PlayStation Vita today. But the tennis title is just the start of Sega's support for Sony's new portable. Sega said that it also has four additional Vita titles in development.
Regarding Power Smash 4, this latest entry in the tennis series will feature 22 tennis pros from around the world. You'll be able to experience life as a pro tennis player using the game's new World Tour Mode.
The game promises to use the Vita's various hardware features. You can use the touch screen and rear touch pad for controls. Using the camera, you can take a picture of yourself and place it in the game. The system's gyro sensors will be used to provide for a view of the action from the perspective of the tennis player. The game will also have network support, showing friends and players from around the world on a tour map, and sharing player information through LiveArea.
http://www.andriasang.com/e/blog/2011/06/07/sega_vita/
PlayStation Vita has advanced 3D capabilities, but deep down you just know you were wondering what a high res 2D fighter would look like on it. Arc System Works gave us just that look today as it took the veil off BlazBlue Continuume Shift II Plus.
This latest version of BlazBlue Continuum Shift II (which is just the arcade version of the PS3 and Xbox 360 version of BlazBlue Continuuum Shift) promises to make use of the Vita's hardware features, offering a network-based combat mode for between two and six players, and touch controls that utilize both the front and rear touch panels.
Arc did not say when the game would be released, but it did share lots and lots of screens, which you can see here.
http://www.andriasang.com/e/blog/2011/06/07/vita_blazblue/
Go to the links for the screens..absolutely gawdjus and I HOPE one of the games from SEGA is VC3
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