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It’s not the best portable game to come out in years, but it is something unique that Vita owners should appreciate.

Fans of the series may feel alienated with this new direction, but Isaac Clarke is here to finish the job and go out with a bang.

Disgaea 2, released three years after its predecessor manages to improve on nearly every aspect of the original, but it comes across as more difficult and less approachable than other entries in the series.

Even though it’s a bit rough around the edges, the Vita iteration of Need for Speed: Most Wanted is a must play for racing fans, and is by far the best racing game on the system.

This is one operation that should have stayed classified.

Everything that glitters here is definitely gold.

New Little King’s Story is the second attempt by Konami to bring this fusion of town simulator and strategy RPG to the west. Released for the Wii a few short years ago, Little King’s Story became an instant cult hit, gathering a respectable fan base on a system not known for supporting third party developers. Now, a few years later, Konami has brought this strange little game to the PlayStation Vita in hopes of finding a new audience. The game, part re-make and part re-imagining, comes off as fun and addictive, but a myriad of technical problems bog this game down and prevent it from being a must own game.

If you love strategy RPG games, this is one that you’ll definitely want to pick up.

In a move that surprised everyone, EA has announced that Mass Effect 1, the first part in the epic Mass Effect Trilogy, will be released on the PlayStation 3.

Max Payne 3 is a fantastic game that oozes with personality, an awesome story, and a surprisingly fun multiplayer mode.