You'll Need Steady Hands to Spring Yourself in Escape Plan

I like the art style personally.

I like the style but the framerate from clips looks dicey.

I started watching, then realized it was on Vita then stopped watching

i look forward to the iphone port... but not really, because it doesn't look that interesting.

I really like the art style. In my opinion this and sound shapes are the most interesting Vita games so far.

A lot of this stuff is interesting, but nothing has me sold on buying one yet.

Old video player!

ryan's the only narc i know. podcast joke

It looks interesting, but the animations look really off or the video is choppy.

Also I still can't justify the vita. There are some cool games, but not enough for me to buy a vita yet.

Someone always asks when the Squad makes that joke, so I'll just say now that no, an undercover police officer does not legally have to identify himself as a police officer when asked. That would defeat the whole point of going undercover, and would be silly.

Is it just me or is this a less depressing Limbo?

@Deusoma said:

Someone always asks when the Squad makes that joke, so I'll just say now that no, an undercover police officer does not legally have to identify himself as a police officer when asked. That would defeat the whole point of going undercover, and would be silly.

Additionally, in the US cops have to identify themselves as officers once an arrest is happening from my understanding. They don't have to say a thing beforehand. An example would be that an police officer could not legally make a citizen's arrest.

This and SoundShapes are easily my 2 most anticipated titles for the Vita launch. Can't wait for this one! February, why must thou mock me with your future-ness?!

@msavo said:

I like the style but the framerate from clips looks dicey.

Meh, I wouldn't worry too much. The video's running at 24 FPS (I guess, since most web videos do), so it's not really representative of the game's actual FPS. Unless, of course, the game was running at less than 24 FPS, in which case that would should be visible in the video... but I doubt it.

Anyways, I just realized that I won't be able to get a cool case for the Vita, if I ever buy one. I really like sturdy clamshell cases, but having that touchpad in the back completely blocks that possibility, unless they come up with something very original...

I want this game but I will wait before I get a vita.

The VITA just keeps looking better and better. I was trying to take a "wait and see" on this new handheld, but I keep seeing titles that look fun. Hopefully things will turn out. I'd love to have a new handheld and the 3DS has yet to endear itself to me. Of course if they announced a new Elite Beat Agents I'll buy whatever system they put it on, but that's another story for another place.

Gravity Daze, Hot Shot's, Sound Shapes, Escape Plan, Dragon's Crown, Wipeout. That's $1025 NZ out of the $1300 I have saved to shamelessly splurge on the Vita at launch. I suck at managing money.

This got me interested in Vita. :o

These guys remind me of the creepy baby doll villains from Alice Madness Returns.

Oh look. They made lemmings for the Vita.

Guess I'll need bigger pockets in my pants now ...

I'd like my games in color thank you. The skinny one in yellow, the fat one in green or blue (aoi?) and both red on the inside.

Up to watching this video I had no idea the Vita had touch capabilities.

This is one of the main games that makes me want a Vita. I like the art style a lot and the sound. Looking forward to this one & Sound Shapes.

The problem with all the touch stuff on the Vita is that it's hard for me to get a sense of what the actual gameplay would be like. At least for the motion sensors on the home consoles they can show people standing in front of the TV and then making broad movements. But the touch screens on the front and back of the Vita make it impossible to see both what a person is doing and what the reaction of the game is on-screen at the same time. So, they can't really convey what it's like to play the game. It's the same problem as trying to make commercials for 3D TVs, the target market only has a 2D set so there is no way to convey what watching the 3D TV would actually be like. And you can see what a problem this has been for Nintendo in terms of the 3DS.

With all these games with touch controls that nice screen is gonna get all smudged up real fast.