PS Vita Reviews

FuturLab's latest effort showcases the potential quality of high-quality, modest-price titles on a digital handheld storefront.

A good game, but it definitely isn’t the killer app Sony could use right now.

Throwing in a suplex or piledriver for good measure is just an amusing way to relive those pro-wrestling dreams of yesteryear.

You can't play PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale without ever feeling like something crucial is deeply lacking.

At four games in the LittleBigPlanet series feels less fresh than it once did, and new touch mechanics don't add as much to the experience as you might think.

For all the game's ambition, and for all the whimsy and mirth it is so capable of providing, it falls into the same trap as LittleBigPlanet - excruciating platforming.

Metal Gear Solid HD collection on the home consoles remains the one to get, though Armature Studio's PS Vita version will still have plenty of value for handheld fans.

Gravity Rush is a very enjoyable game despite a few lengthy load times, a terrible name and an unimaginative character introduction

Resistance: Burning Skies should have been braver and bolder.

As the first military shooter on PS Vita, Unit 13 has the market more or less to itself, but it's a game that comes some way short of delivering on its portable gaming promise.