You shouldn’t have to buy the PS3 and PSVita versions of Most Wanted separately, you should get the PSVita version by buying the PS3 version. It might happen, EA said they are considering it. If you want a higher chance of it happening tell Sony and EA!

Every game that’s on both PS3 and PSVita needs to have Cross Buy, there’s no excuse. I would buy a PSVita if it does and buy so many games I wouldn’t otherwise.

Every PS3 and PSN game should also be on PSVita with Cross Buy. Get Okami HD on PSVita with Cross Buy.

I heard you guys announce Ps+ for Vita, that’s GREAT!…but It’s keeping me from buying any other games (have my sights on Unit 13, Escape Plan, and maybe Resistance) because I don’t want to buy any of these titles, only to have them show up for free within a week or so in the first Vita Ps+ update.

Can you confirm whether Ps+ is coming soon, or whether it could be a while?

Thank you! Keep up the good work guys.

I want Pyramid Head from Silent Hill 2, Lara Croft, Crash Bandicot, Spy Hunter, a Gran Turismo Car, Hana Tsu-Vachel should be in here. Her role in both Fear Effects really paved the way for female lead characters and she was also a lesbian too. Which I have never really hear of in a game. Not really common during the late 90′s and not even common now; Sora and Riku from Kingdom Hearts; Leon from Resident Evil 4; Have an Ico or Shadow of the Collasous stage at lease; Agent 47 from Hitman; The guy from Kill Switch, which basically revolutionized cover shooting; And the main character from Grand Theft Auto 3

Just a little suggestion for the roundup articles, why not group all the stories together by website? Like have all the Verge(Polygon) stories in one block, all the IGN stories in another block, etc and then maybe a block for where theres only one story from a website.

Vita is clearly competing with tablets at this stage, but its lacking in every comparable area except for controls. If Sony was to bring a $300 souped up Vita (tab) to the market, they’d actually have a unique value proposition instead of just a pimped out PSP. Right now it doesn’t feel like Sony has much of a clue on what direction to take their machine in.

Good showing at Gamescom though, but games alone won’t be enough. Vita needs features and services to match smart devices or it will certainly continue to languish in the market.