Muramasa was one of the best games on the Wii and having it ported to the Vita was a pleasant surprise.

The game may have been short, but the experience was something to remember. The game looked fantastic on Sony’s OLED screen and featured fantastic co-op gameplay with responsive controls and interesting characters. Dragon’s CrownĪ Vanillaware game is always something to get excited about, but having one on Vita is something more special. While it lacked in story and development, the game had gorgeous locales and interesting things going on.

The characters were interesting, and the anti-gravity gameplay was one of a kind on the system. Gravity Rushĭespite the nauseating camera, Gravity Rush was a treat to look at and featured a full console experience on the system. While it took a graphical hit, playing with a buddy on the go was never more fun. We got the entire Borderlands 2 experience, plus all the DLC for $40 which was a steal. With that aside, Borderlands 2 is the best shooter on the Vita, and a lack of them didn’t help despite having twin sticks, due to the overall amount of content. It may have struggled technically on the small hardware, but there were many patches put in place to make it playable. These will not include remastered compilations, HD ports, or anything that wasn’t significantly special for the Vita. Here are my top ten favorite Vita games of all time. While Sony nailed the hardware down pat, the system was stuck in limbo between mobile gaming and Nintendo’s strong 3DS support. It had an incredibly strong first 3 years and tons of support from indie and third-party developers over the years.

The PlayStation Vita was a great system despite its lack of support from Sony.

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