Exactly. 100 Launch titles? That's overkill.

These are titles that will be in the launch window.

Yea a lot of them will be portable versions of their PS3 counterparts and quite a few are remakes. But still......HOLY HOT DAMN thats a lot of games, Sony aren't bullshiting around with this!!!

ignorance overload in this thread... what's this 90 of those games are remakes then talk? LOL we already had way more games than that announced even BEFORE today geez ppl try harder

and OP didn't say this is launch..these are most probably launch year +

a list of the 100 games anyone!? sounds really interesting

A list of game would be good, it obviously wasnt going to launch with 100 titles, please just think a bit people.

But if there isnt a list of the 100 titles then its not news, 100 titles already known to be in development is news, knowing it will one day have 100 games is not,

So lets get Listing!!

Here we go heres the games that are in development not for launch

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-09-14-playstation-vita-the-other-74-games

The full list of the 74 work in progress Vita games is below.

Sumioni - ink action (what?) (Acquire)
SRPG (working title) - simulation RPG (Alpja Unit)
Malicious (tentative) - ACT (what - action?) (Alvion)
No title (working title!) - dungeon RPG (Aquaplus)
Street Fighter X Tekken - fighting (Capcom)
Shirotsuku - simulation (Cave)
New shooting (working title) - shooting (Cave)
Emergency Escape Adventure Trust or Betrayal (tentative) - adventure: emergency escape adventure (what?) (Chunsoft)
DJ Max Technika Portable (working title) - DJ music game (Cyberfront Corporation)
Jurassic Hunter (working title) - action game (Digital Works Entertainment)
Slotter Mania 5 - slot simulation (Dorasu)
Hello Kitty to Issho Block Crash 5 - block crash (Dorasu)
FIFA (working title) - sport football (EA Sports)
Maplus Portable Navi 4 (working title) - navigations (Edia)
RPG (working title!) - RPG (Furyu Corporation)
Ragnarok Odyssey - action (GungHo Online Entertainment)
TBA - action (GungHo Online Entertainment)
TBA - action puzzle (GungHo Online Entertainment)
New title - new genre (what?) (Gust)
Sudoku by Nikoli Complete Edition - puzzle (Hamster)
Monsters Rising (tentative title) - card game (Idea Factory)
Dragon's Crown - action RPG (Ignition Entertainment)
Shin Megami Tensei series - RPG (Atlus)
Persona 4: The Golden - RPG (Atlus)
Pachi-Para Series - pachinko (Irem)
No title - adventure (Kaga Create)
No title - shooting game (Kaga Create)
Asphalt: Injection - racing (Konami)
AR Combat DigiQ - simulation (Konami)
Oh to Maoh to Nananin no himegimi tachi - shin ohsama monogatari (what?) - RPG (Konami)
PES (tentative) - sport football (Konami)
Zone of the Enders HD Collection - action (Konami)
Mah-Jong Fight Club: Shinsei Zenkoku Taisen Version - Mah-Jong (Konami)
Metal Gear Solid HD Collection - stealth action (Konami)
Baseball - sport baseball (Konami)
New Level-5 RPG - RPG (Level-5), duh
No title - adventure (Mages)
Saikyo Todai Shogi - table (Mainichi Communications)
Marjong Haoh - table (Mainichi Communications)
New Action RPG (working title) - action RPG (Marvelous Entertainment)
New Action-Adventure game (working title) - action adventure (Marvelous Entertainment)
New Simulation RPG (working title) - simulation RPG (Marvelous Entertainment)
New Fantasy RPG (working title) - action RPG (Marvelous Entertainment)
Next Education [English Grammar] - education (Media5 Corporation)
Next Education [Test preparation for certified administrative procedures specialists] - education (Media5 Corporation)
Next Education [TOEIC TEST] - education (Media5 Corporation)
Gundam Franchise (working title) - action (Namco Bandai)
Super Robot Taisen Franchise (working title) - TBD (Namco Bandai)
Tales of Innocence R - RPG (Namco Bandai)
Anime Action (working title) - action (Namco Bandai)
Ys: Foliage Ocean in Celceta - action RPG (Nihon Falcom)
Daito Giken Official Pachi-Slot Simulator Series - pachi-slot simulator (Paon)
No title - android communicator (Polygon Magic)
Little Busters! Converted Edition - adventure (Prototype)
Jumpin' (working title) - action (Railfan Holdings)
RPG (working title) - RPG (Rideon Japan)
Super Monkey Ball (working title) - action puzzle (Sega)
Ginsei Igo - table (SilverStarJapan)
Ginsei Shogi Huun Ryuuko Raiden - table (SilverStarJapan)
Escape - survival strategy (Sony)
Gravity Rush - action adventure (Sony)
Sound Shape - music action creator (Sony)
Starstrike Delta - shooting (Sony)
Reality Fighters - AR fighting (Sony)
LittleBigPlanet - platform action/create (Sony)
WipEout 2048 - racing (Sony)
Final Fantasy 10 - RPG (Square Enix)
Sangokuhime - simulation adventure (SystemSoft Alpha Corporation)
Battlefield of Maidens 2nd - strategic simulation adventure (SystemSoft Alpha Corporation)
Sengokuhime 3rd - strategic simulation adventure (SystemSoft Alpha Corporation)
Moe Moe Great War Modern Version ++ - strategic simulation adventure (SystemSoft Alpha Corporation)
Ninja Gaiden Sigma - action (Tecmo Koei)
Lumines - music puzzle (Ubisoft)
Rayman Origins - action (Ubisoft)

thanks for the list Xenostar!

Added. Thanks for the link.

Allegedly those one hundred titles will be out by March--but it doesn't clarify what are retail titles and what are the smaller downloadable titles:
"Also, to call all of them games is a bit strong. Some teach languages, others are slot machine simulations, and so on. Most will likely never head West." (Eurogamer)

A good chunk of them look to be Japan only (as were some of yesterday's 3DS announcements)--it's a case of Sony padding the numbers to have something eye catching on websites around the world, and it's working. "100 titles?? Vita ALREADY has a better library than 3DS!!"

No. No it doesn't. It doesn't have a library of software until these games are on shelves or available to download, and it's a good bet a few at least will get delayed--100 titles in a few months just isn't commercially viable or desirable for a system building a userbase from scratch in one market. It's Sony playing for headlines in Japan, and who can blame them?? There's no new Monster Hunter title on that list, there's not even the previously confirmed upgraded Portable 3rd, compared to the confirmed Tri G on 3DS (out one week before Vita) and the even bigger Monster Hunter 4 confirmation for 3DS, which we can assume for now, is exclusive. For Japanese gamers and press, that'll be a glaring hole in Vita's line up.

Make no mistake, all of this is largely aimed at Japanese consumers and press--Sony don't have anything as big as Monster Hunter to show, so they're trying to show that software support for Vita is very strong by throwing out an eye-catching number. It's not a bad line-up at all, but Nintendo are getting passed their early problems and drawing up a long line of big guns--and their first party big guns have been joined by the biggest gun of them all in Japan--just as Sony head to market with a formidable portable. It's going to be an interesting battle, to say the least.

DJ MAX TECHNIKA PORTABLE OMG OMG OMG