Apart from fixing the Japan release date for the Playstation Vita (December 17) today, Sony also announced [press release in English] the handheld’s full launch line-up for its home market: a total of 28 different titles (games and applications) will be made available for early buyers of the device.
Sony also said there are a total of 100 different games being developed by companies worldwide for the Vita currently (details), but here’s the full list of which titles will be ready by the time the device launches in Japan:
- BlazBlue Continuum Shift Extend – 2D fighting (Arc System Works)
- Project N.O.E.L.S. – “music player” app (Arc System Works)
- 3gokushi touchbattle – MMO/RTS (AQ Interactive)
- Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 – fighting (Capcom)
- Nature of Night of Kamaitachi – 11th visitor, A Suspect – Adventure: Sound novel (Chunsoft)
- F1 2011 – racing (Codemasters)
- Dream C Club Zero Portable – dating simulation (D3)
- Nico Nico – video player app (Dwango)
- Fish On – fishing (Kadokawa)
- Katamari Damacy – puzzle action (Namco Bandai)
- Ridge Racer – racing (Namco Bandai)
- Disgaea3 Return – strategic RPG (Nippon Ichi)
- Virtua Tennis 4: World Tour Edition (Sega)
- @field – golf (Sonic Powered)
- Uncharted: Golden – action adventure (Sony)
- Little Deviants – mini games collection (Sony)
- Minna To Issho – “social communications” app (Sony)
- Hot Shots Golf Next – golf (Sony)
- Yuusha No Kiroku – “life management” (Sony)
- Monster Radar – location-based game (Sony)
- Shinobido 2: Tales of the Ninja – stealth action (Spike)
- Army Corps of Hell – action (Square Enix)
- Lord of Apocalypse – action RPG (Square Enix)
- Dynasty Warriors Next – action (Tecmo Koei)
- Dark Quest – RPG (Ubisoft)
- Michael Jackson: The Experience HD – rhythm action (Ubisoft)