Coming from Sony Computer Entertainment Japan is a new, completely unique action/adventure title (with puzzle elements) for the PS Vita called Gravity (working title). I spent around 15 minutes with the game, which is just about enough to make it all the way through the E3 demo (although I did not—I reached the end, but did not have time to complete it before moving on to a different demo).
"Ragnarok Odyssey on PlayStation Vita was released in Japan last week. The game sold 33,496 copies in its first week, and while that isn’t a terribly high amount, it was in line with retailer expectations."
I wonder what the digital sales are. Should be very interesting to see data on digital copies.
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Man, it feels good to know games I support on the VITA are turning out so well. Hopefully, this game gets an English version sooner rather than later. :)
G writes: "Mainly because it has a very unique art style that spell "artsy" and, I guess, "stylish"."
That's a good question. This is the game I'm looking forward to the most on Vita.
This game really needs more hype,it deserves it.
Can't wait to play this though.
Siliconera: Project Gravity (aka Gravity Daze) has an official name now. The game is called Gravity Rush, according to this new trailer which shows Kat falling and fighting.
aw, but i liked the title Gravity Daze. btw, does anyone know about the vita's battery life?
They did say it would be better than the 3DS but similar to the PSP.
"Sony's also not talking battery life, but a developer told us that -- with the exception of graphically intensive titles like Uncharted -- the company's shooting for parity with the original PlayStation Portable."
http://www.engadget.com/201...
Although one dev said that people will be surprised at how good it is. The problem with that dev is that he was the one who started the ram downgrade rumors.
"“And the system’s battery life, by the way, is really good. You’d think with all the processing power that it would drain fast, but it’s fantastic”
"Speaking in a recent interview with Develop, Dani Sánchez-Crespo, the CEO of PSP games studio Novarama, has confirmed the RAM reduction of the base modek of the PS Vita."
http://www.qj.net/ps-vita/n...
this is great but a confirmed battery life would be nicer to know. thanks for the links though.
