The only way to escape the school is to a murder a classmate without getting caught. Students at an elite school wake up in an alternate world under the control of a robotic named Monokuma. All three Vita iterations are definitely worth your time, but in an effort to not clutter this list with Danganronpa titles, Trigger Happy Havoc, the original, gets the nod for this list. The Danganronpa series, Sony’s sadistic answer to the Phoenix Wright games, magnificently articulates the power of visual novels. Important note: This list specifically avoids remasters/remakes/collections that didn’t add significant, noticeable improvements with their Vita releases, and/or games that were released on traditional consoles alongside lesser Vita versions. Even though it didn’t end up overthrowing Nintendo in the handheld market (or making it a competition for that matter), the Vita has had a bevy of great games. Support for the Vita, even from Sony themselves, has dwindled to a near-standstill. Sony will likely be using the Nintendo Switch as a litmus test as for whether or not they decide to take the plunge with the Vita 2. The Vita is the best handheld gaming console, from a hardware perspective, of all-time. A combination of cost, marketing, timing of its release, and a meager lineup of developer support, hindered the Vita’s opulence.
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Sony’s followup to the surprising success of the PSP didn’t make the waves that they had hoped. The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IIĪh, PlayStation Vita, what you could have been.
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