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PlayStation Classics Arrive On Vita
Update: Both SCEA and SCEE released the list of available PSone classics for firmware v1.80. In North America, PSone classics will be released in a phased roll-out every week.
Here is a list of PSone Classics titles available in North America. Reports indicate there are more titles available than provided below, however.
- Arc the Lad
- Cool Boarders 2
- Final Fantasy VII
- Hot Shots Golf 2
- Jet Moto
- Syphon Filter
- Tomb Raider
- Twisted Metal 2
- Wild Arms
To see the full list of titles for SCEE, which includes significantly more, head over to the company's official blog post. Check out the highlights video for v1.80 below.
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Original Story: A number of PlayStation classic titles are playable on Vita tomorrow when system update v1.80 goes live. MonkeyPaw Games announced Alundra, Tomba! and others will be available. The complete list of games available tomorrow so far includes:
- Alundra
- Vanguard Bandits
- Arc the Lad
- Arc the Lad II
- Tomba!
We've followed up with Sony for a list of additional games.
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