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10 Upcoming PS Vita Games That We Can’t Wait For

Want me to let you in on a little secret? Here it goes… the PS Vita is not dead. Okay, now repeat that again, but this time with feeling. I know that the Debbie Downers out there will be shaking their collective heads right now, but they’re mistaken — Sony’s plucky handheld console is still valiantly trucking along against all odds, especially in regards to software releases. Sure, it’s nearing the end of the console’s life-cycle, having launched in the West way back in 2012, but it still hasn’t gone the way of the dodo… not just yet anyway.
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6) Rainbow Skies (Late 2017)

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Rainbow Skies is a sequel to 2013’s under-the-radar indie sleeper hit Rainbow Moon. This tactical turn-based RPG is set in a vivid and vibrant fantasy world filled to the brim with eerie dungeons, nasty monsters, bustling towns and handy shops. Unlike its predecessor, this time round you’ll see the addition of tameable monsters, a little like The big N’s uber popular franchise — I’m sure you know the one.

Complementing this new feature are a myriad of upgradeable characters, deep customization and character development possibilities, tons of optional and endgame content, side quests, treasure hunts, a main quest and lots more — this’ll definitely keep you hooked for many, many hours. Rainbow Skies is shaping up to be one of those rare games that just keeps on giving.


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