Latest PlayStation Vita Previews
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Recovering lost memory in Ys: Foliage Ocean in Celceta
- Posted Oct 14, 2012
We spent five hours on Falcom's definitive reiteration of Ys IV.
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A Free-to-Play RPG Worth Playing, Landing on the Vita in Early 2013
- Posted Oct 3, 2012
Picotto Knights may be free to play, but by avoiding common pitfalls typical of the pricing model, it could end up as the Vita's surprise hit of 2013.
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Soul Sacrifice: Monster Hunter in different clothing?
- Posted Sep 20, 2012
Can Soul Sacrifice carve out its own niche, or is it riding on the success of its predecessors?
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Orgarhythm Gets Chaotic With Musical Beats and Real-Time Clobbering
- Posted Aug 27, 2012
We get in tune with Acquire's mash-up of real-time strategy and music rhythm.
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Black Ops Declassified: Now This Looks Familiar
- Posted Aug 15, 2012
Call of Duty's PS Vita debut picks up where Black Ops left off, but can it deliver?
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Need For Speed Most Wanted: Open-World Racing With Autolog's Smarts
- Posted Aug 2, 2012
Criterion's Most Wanted reboot plugs Hot Pursuit's influential Autolog into Burnout Paradise's blissful racing.
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Chalking things up with Dokuro
- Posted Jul 5, 2012
You will believe a member of the undead can feel love in Game Arts and GungHo's inspiring platformer.
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Assassin's Creed III: Liberation - At Last, a Lady Assassin
- Posted Jun 6, 2012
Meet Aveline, the Creole assassin heroine of the Vita's just-announced Assassin's Creed instalment.
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Lego Batman 2: Holy Justice League, Batman!
- Posted May 28, 2012
The Dynamic Duo are back, and this time they’ve brought their friends to play.
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Holy Building Blocks, Lego Batman!
- Posted May 15, 2012
New heroes, an open city, and dialogue are just a few of the things coming to Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes.
The GameSpot Previews Blog
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We Just Played Crusader Kings II (in beta)
The medieval kingdoms of Crusader Kings II are rife with war, disease, and drama. In this Old World real-time strategy... Read More
