As much as I want it, it better be cheapish. Digital only, late port, shouldnt cost more than Muramasa did when it launched in EU digital only

Reallu enjoying need for speed:Most Wanted on the vita And to my suprise the online seems quite active. Been in full games everytime I join a new game and when someone leavs a new one joins directly.

Check out this video. And Spread the word why you should buy a vita this year.
http://www.gamespot.com/articles/why-you-should-buy-a-vita-in-2014/1100-6417203/

Don't know if you want to take my word for it but I really liked that game. I find myself very critical of games, but I think it was one of my favorites for the vita. Its not that easy to play (i started on hard and had to lower the difficulty because i died alot xD) so even though its kind of a hack and slash type of games it requires a little more skill towards the biggger enemies (aside from the boss fights). The story its quite good to and it took me around 30-40 hrs to complete, but thats because i tried to max out each weapon individually and take alot of going back and forth to find the materials which are mostly easy to come by but you have 6 characters each with each own weapon and skill, and eventually you have to upgrade each to a better weapon so its like starting all over.

Think the £7.99 EU sale must've helped it.  Maybe I'll dip back into it if the online is active.

That just reads like a sales blurb rather than a professional article haha... yet I kind of feel the same about the system.

Anyway, just hit 55 retail Vita games today :D so thought I'd show a photo of my 2014 Vita purchases so far.

Not impressed that the DLC with Dragon Ball Z expires on the 31st of December 2020!

The 2 Spiderman things is literally just I see it completely vanishing, I was to try it, but expect it to be awful, so will open and play one, then sell it (most likely for as much or more than I paid) and keep the other one sealed for my collection.

I agree I'd have much preferred a retail copy of the Atelier titles on Vita, but there's no guarantee that NISA would've done that anyway (though it's more likely given their history I suppose).

And I definitely think not having Gust as a partner any more has freed them up to localize more games.  Otherwise they'd have been working on Atelier Escha & Logy and Ar no Surge in the past year and that probably meant that one of Danganronpa/Demon Gaze would've have to be dropped.

With Idea Factory International now set up, maybe they're going to start picking up less Compile Heart games too.  

Wow, I know it doesn't say much, but ShopTo have already sold out of their first batch of Dragon Ball Z.

http://www.shopto.net/video-games/psvita/PSPVDR28-dragon-ball-z-battle-of-z-day-1-edition

Nice to finally see a lower price for the handheld version in Europe too. It's actually like £15 cheaper than the home console versions despite being the same game :D

There's a lot of stuff crammed into February in Europe.

10/02/14
Putty Squad

14/02/14
Danganrompan: Trigger Happy Havoc
The Lego Movie Videogame
Toukiden

21/02/14
Sorcery Saga
Ys Memories of Celceta

Gonna be an expensive month XD thank god they're all £29.99 or less. Really do need Sony to up the number of bubbles you can have on the home screen though.

Ys: Memories of Celceta was my GOTY for 2013. The story, characters, and dialogue are very good (and funny) but unlike most Jrpg's it's not really the main focus of the game. The story is about Adol who ends of losing his memories in the Great Forest and wakes up in a town just outside of the forest. When he wakes up he mets his main companion for the game, Duren and they soon get tabbed by a general to map out the Great forest all while Adol seeks to find his lost memories. Once they set out Adol and Duren meet many knew people while mapping the forest, helping each of them solve either a mystery surrounding certain areas or just helping them with personal matters. Little do they know however they get themselves mixed up in desperate mission to save the world from certain destruction.

Where Ys really shines though is in it's awesome gameplay and kick ass music. My favorite part of Ys Celceta is that because one of the main story elements is that you need to complete a map of the Great Forest, by the end of the game you get a really sense of how big the world you just traveled through really is. Then of course you have the epic boss battles sprinkled throughout the game that really shows off how complex the seemingly simple combat can be.

Hopefully this helps and yes I highly recommend playing this game. 

Hello Everyone, im having a supper annoying error(C2-12828-1) here with Killzone Mercenary, and i have no idea how to fix it. I was playing online normally before the update 1.04, and then few matches after i updated it, this error ALWAYS pops while im searching for a match and close the application.

Thats what Sony tell you to do:
https://support.us.playstation.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4513/~/c2-12828-1%3A-hangs-up-during-a-ga...

But i already restarted the game, same error. Restarted the Vita, same error. Formated memory card, restored the Vita and restored database, nothing works. I thought it could be my save data, but i deleted the game, and redownloaded it, and even an brand new save data doesnt seems to fix the error.

Can someone help me? If not, i hope its only an software error and Sony or Guerrilla fix it ASAP!