PS Vita Weekly Update #102 - 21/06/2014
3,857 views · Published 21 June 2014 · 1:57 · Indexed 10 November 2026
Channel: BlueMaxima's Gaming Channel · 2014 · Gaming
Apologies for forgetting to mention this last week, but Tales from the Borderlands was also announced for Vita during the E3 conference as well. No date or price as of yet. The Swapper, being published on Vita by Curve Studios, is now due to hit on the 5th of August in North America and the 6th of August in Europe. Cross-buy has been confirmed and discounted preorders will be available in early July. IA/VT Colorful, the vocaloid rhythm game by the producer of Senran Kagura, has been pushed back to the fall of 2014 from the end of July. No reason was given for the delay. There's still no localization details. Dungeon Travelers 2, a spinoff of dating simulator To Heart 2, is coming to Vita on September 25 in Japan. The game is a remaster of a PSP game similar to Criminal Girls, with the updated version including better graphics and a 3D map. No details for localization. Sony XDev Europe has announced that ovosonico's title, Murasaki Baby, will be coming to the PlayStation Network sometime in September. Regions and price were not confirmed. A surprise release this week - Magical Beat, one of three Arc System Works developed PSN games, released this week on the American PSN store. The game is $10. No details for a European release. And finally this week, an OlliOlli patch has been released in Europe with the US coming shortly to help fix several crash issues with the game. There was also a patch for Borderlands 2. That's it for this week.
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