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Madrid, Spain — May28th, 2013 —Today, Ubisoft announces Rayman fans will be able to enjoy Rayman Legends on Playstation Vita. Rayman Legends on Vita will be released alongside the console versions on August 29thin EMEA territories (August 30th in the United Kingdom).

Rayman Legends on Vita includes all of the original Rayman Legends content, as well as five exclusive maps playable with Murphy, the green bottle fly seen in previous Rayman games, controlled through the Rear TouchPad. A multiplayer mode is locally accessible on Wi-Fi and fans from the same country can play in cooperation.Players can also compete with one another in the online challenges and compare rankings in the online leaderboards.

In addition to the five Vita-specific maps, two exclusive costumes were created by the Ubisoft Montpellier team. Fans will have the opportunity to dress Rayman in a costume from Prince of Persia, the legendary hero of Ubisoft popular franchise, while Globox can be dressed in a costume from the famous spy series, Splinter Cell.

Rayman Legends will also be available on the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system, the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, and Nintendo Wii U™ at the same time, on August 29thin EMEA territories (August 30th in the United Kingdom).

Rayman Legends retains the fantasy appeal of its predecessor while adding a multitude of clever and entertaining gaming modes, new characters, new environments and a new soundtrack. The award-winning team of artists, designers and composers from Origins has also returned with an advanced UbiArt engine to include multi-dimension gameplay elements, an improved lighting system and updated game rendering that elevate Rayman’s graphics to the next level.

For more information on Rayman Legends, please visit: www.raymanlegends.com

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Unit 13 is £11.99 on the store at the moment - good price? Quite fancy a fps on the Vita.

Great game. Great price. I'd been waiting for ages for it to come down to a reasonable price (until I got a copy that had no box for a tenner).

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So, with Sony announcing that they are streaming E3 on the Vita, do we think that means they are going to make some major announcements for the system?

I had a look back through my library of games and I must admit if they announced a revision of the machine with internal storage and cheaper memory, I would be all over that.

My games list is a little obscene now, especially after I promised myself to be more careful with games on here:

Sine More
VLR
Thomas Was Alone

Uncharted
Gravity Rush
Retro City Rampage

Sound Shapes
Guacamelee

PSA Battle Royale

Jetpack Joyride

MGS HD

Wipeout 2048

Mortal Kombat

GTA: Chinatown Wars

God Of War Ghosts Of Sparta

God Of War Chains of Olympus

Black Rock Shooter The Game

Jacob Jones & The Bigfoot Mystery

Mutant Blobs Attack

Knytt Underground

Nun Attack

Machinarium

Draw Slasher

Super Stardust Delta

Modnation Racers (let's pretend that doesn't exist)

Sly Cooper: Thieves In Time

Oddworld Strangers Wrath HD

Escape Plan

P4G

Uncharted Fight For Fortune

MLB The Show 12

Hungry Giraffe

Unit 13

Virtua Tennis 4

SEGA Allstars Racing Transformed

Super Monkey Ball

FIFA Football

Let's Fish Hooked On

Dokuro

Escape Vector

Treasures Of Montezuma Blitz (Get this, it is free and outstanding)

Ratchet & Clank Q-Force

Everybody's Golf

Plus a few various carts over the time I have had my Vita, various Minis and lots more to come already

Soul Sacrifice

Bit Trip Runner 2

Hotline Miami

Quell Memento

HD Adventures of Rotating Octopus Character

Luftrausers

Floating Cloud Gods HD


So much godness!


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Never having played a Yakuza game and wanting to get into it I've been wondering if they bring the HD versions to the Vita but that seemed a hope too optimistic to voice since there's still no word of them coming to the West in any form. I'd settle for them on anything mind.

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Got to agree with Bradigor, I would just be happy this E3 if there was a drop in memory prices at some point, and possibly the introduction of some larger cards.

I don't think even 32GB can handle PS+ after a year, and at £50 a pop it's stifling my interest a little when it comes to buying a load of stuff on PSN. Having a paltry 4GB card, I can only dream of being able to buy those four-disc PSOne JRPG monsters and having it on OLED instead of the PS3.

Admittedly, it's purely first world problems as I could probably dig up my PSP and just fill it full of Micro SD space, but it's just not the same. That, and said PSP-1000 is one of those with the dodgy Square buttons, which are absolute turd compared to the sublime build quality of the Vita.

Let me give you money, Sony!

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My 32GB card has been full since before Xmas. I wants a bigger card! Sony must realise that if people had space on their memory cards, they WOULD fill it with new games. Maybe they haven't brought out 64GB cards yet due to the cost to consumers?

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Got to agree with Bradigor, I would just be happy this E3 if there was a drop in memory prices at some point, and possibly the introduction of some larger cards.

I don't think even 32GB can handle PS+ after a year, and at £50 a pop it's stifling my interest a little when it comes to buying a load of stuff on PSN. Having a paltry 4GB card, I can only dream of being able to buy those four-disc PSOne JRPG monsters and having it on OLED instead of the PS3.

Admittedly, it's purely first world problems as I could probably dig up my PSP and just fill it full of Micro SD space, but it's just not the same. That, and said PSP-1000 is one of those with the dodgy Square buttons, which are absolute turd compared to the sublime build quality of the Vita.

Let me give you money, Sony!

Mine is full. My #1 E3 wish is for higher capacity Vita memory cards

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