Akibas Beat (PS Vita)

$49.95

AKIBA'S BEAT is a modern-day satirical spin on a classic Japanese RPG formula. Set in a true-to-life recreation of Tokyo's Akihabara ward (“Akiba” for short), players will take control of a party of characters led by protagonist Asahi Tachibana as they seek to rid the town of anything out of sync with reality. There are two sides to the gameplay: first, players will wander the streets and question the quirky Akihabara residents on a variety of subjects related to the mystery at hand, ultimately unlocking fantasy-themed dungeons known as “Delusions capes” which are infested with monsters called “delusions.” These delusions are encountered on the map and fought in a party-based action battle system, putting players' skills to the test and creating a uniquely challenging experience that seamlessly blends a real-life locale with the secret delusory world of its residents' true desires.

Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate (PS Vita)

$34.95

Journey back in time and put on the cape and cowl of a young and unrefined Batman as you face a defining moment in your early career as a crime fighter that sets your path to becoming the Dark Knight

Encounter a variety of important characters for the first time and forge key relationships that will shape Batman's destiny
Explore an expanded Gotham City before the rise of its most dangerous criminals and vile villains came to pass as you delve into an original prequel storyline
Experience the thrilling 2.5D visuals on your PS Vita that let you continue the storyline of the console version and discover more details of the Caped Crusader's past

Cursed Castilla EX (PS Vita)

$109.95

Earth Defense Force 2: Invaders From Planet Space (PS Vita)

$29.95

Earth Defense Force 2: Invaders from Planet Space is an expanded remake of the second entry in the acclaimed action series. Players take on the role of a "Ranger" military soldier armed with conventional weaponry, a "Pale Wing" special ops soldier equipped with a jetpack and armed with energy weapons, or new to this version, an "Air Raider," who fights indirectly through the strategic placement and dispatch of trip mines, sentry guns, air strikes and more. Players must fend off the invaders in each mission area, either alone or with up to three friends, through frenetic real-time combat set in real-life locations. Helmed by the original developers at Sandlot, this is the definitive version of what fans typically consider to be the best EDF title.

Exiles End (Black) (PS Vita)

$69.99

When the scion of the most powerful corporation in the galaxy goes missing on a remote mining planet, a team of mercenaries is dispatched to investigate. Among them is Jameson, an old soldier with a dark past. After an electrical failure sends the team’s ship hurtling toward the planet, Jameson must try to make it off the desolate and unforgiving world alive.

Inspired by early '90s “cinematic platformers,' EXILE’S END plays out as an exploration-driven side-scrolling adventure through a massive mining complex on a moody, lonely alien world. The game offers a variety of diverse locations to explore and puzzles to solve with skilled platforming and clever usage of the game’s diverse weapon set. The game boasts contributions by legends of the 8 and 16-bit eras in Japan, including art and cutscenes from the team behind “Secret of Mana” and music from Keiji Yamagishi (“Ninja Gaiden NES”)!

Exiles End (Gray) (PS Vita)

$69.99

When the scion of the most powerful corporation in the galaxy goes missing on a remote mining planet, a team of mercenaries is dispatched to investigate. Among them is Jameson, an old soldier with a dark past. After an electrical failure sends the team’s ship hurtling toward the planet, Jameson must try to make it off the desolate and unforgiving world alive.

Inspired by early '90s “cinematic platformers,' EXILE’S END plays out as an exploration-driven side-scrolling adventure through a massive mining complex on a moody, lonely alien world. The game offers a variety of diverse locations to explore and puzzles to solve with skilled platforming and clever usage of the game’s diverse weapon set. The game boasts contributions by legends of the 8 and 16-bit eras in Japan, including art and cutscenes from the team behind “Secret of Mana” and music from Keiji Yamagishi (“Ninja Gaiden NES”)!