Sackboy Has Made Quite The Name For Himself The Past

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Lego Batman was a surprise hit when it originally released, and finally a sequel has been announced along with a Vita release. While the concept will always throw a gamer off, as it seems targeted toward the younger audience (and it is) the Lego series is a stellar platform franchise. Lego Batman 2: DC Superheroes looks to build off of the entire DC comics’ universe when it releases June 1. While details have been kept quiet, it will be interesting to see what Vita hardware features will be used in the game.

Gravity Rush is one of Vita owners’ most wanted games since its unveiling. Fans were saddened to hear it wouldn’t be making it into the launch window with the Vita, but now that it’s April we are a mere two months away from its June 12 release. Using all of the Vita’s hardware features, we play as Kat who must manipulate the world around her to save it from certain destruction. Using the popular cel-shaded art style for the visuals with a touch of brush effects, Gravity Rush is one beautiful looking game. Putting the world in your hands with plenty of ways to transform it, it won’t be a surprise ...
... to have people gravitating towards this upcoming Vita game.

Sackboy has made quite the name for himself the past couple years with three different LittleBigPlanet installments. Come June 26, you will be able to explore and create in an all new Sackboy world on your Vita. Using the technology built into the Vita’s front and rear touchscreens and cameras, creating your own unique levels will be easier and will offer more complex scenarios than ever before! New multiplayer features such as play’n’pass and multi-touch will surely draw a crowd of friends. Get your creative juices flowing as this release is just around the corner!

EA Sports has just recently announced their most sports’ franchise and one of the longest running videogame series ever, Madden NFL 2013, is coming to the Vita on August 28. I’m not much of an American Football fan, but EA Sports did a fantastic job with FIFA Soccer, so I am eager to see Madden on the Vita. Hopefully this version will offer connectivity with the PS3 version in some way similar to Sony’s MLB 12: The Show. Stay tuned to Wanderson75.net for more details as they emerge.

So, if you weren’t already impressed with the Vita’s stellar launch line-up, this summer will surely take a toll on your funds and time. After the winds calmed down with the Vita’s launch, owners were looking in fear as there wasn’t a http://www.eacoins.co.uk/ steady software release in March. Well, it looks like Sony is going to be rewarding our patience with some fantastic gaming and numerous types of games to sink our teeth into.