Never mind, Sony is still making first-party Vita games

No triple-A games in the works

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No one seems to know quite what is happening with the Vita right now. Last week, Sony Computer Entertainment executive vice president Masayasu Ito stated that Sony wasn’t working on any first-party titles for the Vita. In an interview released today on VG247, SCE Europe president Jim Ryan said quite the opposite. 

According to Ryan, what Ito said about the Vita’s first-party future was misunderstood. “I think what was said was that we’re no longer in the business of triple-A development of games for Vita. But there is still first-party Vita content being worked upon.”

While this is good news for the Vita, promises of first-party development alone aren’t going to help keep the ailing system on life support. Ryan neglected to mention exactly what Sony-developed games we can expect in the handheld’s future, but hopefully there will be some good titles in the bunch. I need something to use my Vita for besides Remote Play and Persona games.

PS4, VR and why Sony must “break the mould” for the good of the games industry [VG247 via Polygon]


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