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Update: Retailer Lists Only Unannounced Monster Hunter 3 For Vita
[Update]
We reported earlier today that European retailer play.com listed the four games seen above, and subsequently removed three of them from its online store. Now it seems that the alleged screengrabs were a photoshop. Monster Hunter 3 for Vita, however, continues to appear on the site.
[Original Story]
Monster Hunter 3, Grand Theft Auto Vice City Nights, Final Fantasy Type-0 HD, and Tales of Innocence R for the PlayStation Vita have been spotted on a European retailer's website.
The listing for Monster Hunter is still online, but the other three titles have already been pulled down. None of these games have been officially announced by publishers or by Sony, and the art for the games that was in place before they were pulled were placeholders until the real boxarts were delivered.
All of the games in question had, "date to be confirmed," listed in place of a release date.
[via GamesIndustry.biz]
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