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Namco Confirms Three Titles For Vita Launch
Sony announced the release date for the PlayStation Vita in North America and Europe earlier this week. Now that the date is set - February 22, 2012 - publishers can begin revealing what titles they have planned for the system’s launch.
First up is Namco Bandai, who just announced it will release three titles at Vita’s launch: Touch My Katamari, Ridge Racer, and Shinobido 2: Revenge of Zen.
“We’re pleased today to officially confirm three titles for the PlayStation Vita system to gamers across North America excited for the launch of this impressive new handheld gaming device,” said Carlson Choi, Vice President of Marketing, Namco Bandai Games America. “Between the innovative new gameplay features in the irreverent new Touch My Katamari, the blistering speed and online connectivity of the gorgeous new Ridge Racer, and the intense, open-ended, assassin-based action of Shinobido 2: Revenge of Zen, Namco Bandai Games will be delivering top-tier content for the launch of the PS Vita in a very big way.”
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