Good news for people bummed by the lack of Vita presence at Sony's conference.
Destructoid: I may just buy a PlayStation Vita for the indie games
Kotaku: Sony's E3 Booth Laughs At Those Who Say There Are No Games for PS Vita
Some of the most fun I've had at E3 has been playing ports of beloved independent games on PlayStation Vita, a system I do not own but will end up getting sooner than later if this keeps up. Among the titles were Limbo, Hotline Miami, Lone Survivor, Aban Hawkins & the 1,001 Spikes, Luftrausers, all of which I would happily pay for again to get a portable version.
Hohokum was the real highlight of the show for Vita -- think of a zen-like, beautiful, lovely-to-listen-to Snake in which you fly around solving abstract puzzles at a leisure pace -- but more on that later. If you happen to be at E3, seek this out in the Sony booth. Otherwise, ready your wallet for 2014.
And then there was Spelunky. Oh, it was a dream come true. Only a few deathmatch levels and the mines were playable, but that was enough to convince me that this is a solid port. It also confirmed to me that Spelunky is probably best played on a handheld system. When does this come out again? I'm going to need a couple hundred dollars.
Destructoid: I may just buy a PlayStation Vita for the indie games
Some people say that the PlayStation Vita doesn't have a lot of games. These people need to go to Sony's E3 booth.
There are a lot of PS Vita games there. Take a look at my video tour above for proof.
The Vita area was probably the first time I've been to a part of a first-party's E3 booth and not known about more than half the games. They've signed up a ton of interesting indie games for the thing.
Viva the Vita!
Kotaku: Sony's E3 Booth Laughs At Those Who Say There Are No Games for PS Vita