I’m off to Korea for the next 5 weeks, I’ll try to keep up on all the goings on with PSoneclassics in the meantime, but I might be missing the update tonight, have a good one!

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Red Faction, the original on PSN tuesday.

Unite fellow Workers!

Red Faction came out with the great idea of changeable terrain. It was a really interesting concept when it was first released, I remember on the PC Demo I would practice making little mole holes with explosives through rock walls. I never played it all the way through, but now that it’s coming to PSN as a PS2 Classic!

Some great new PSoneclassics coming out,

Hopefully Vita PSone playability coming soon?

A surprise posting by the Playstation Blog through their weekly post on the Drop, two new psoneclassics coming to the network before the landmark release of Legend of Dragoon next week.

If you've ever dreamed of shooting drug dealers in a mech, this is for you.

It’s in my About that I was an athlete my entire life (and still am now, but no longer competitive). Luckily I got a great opportunity to use my skills in February, check this out and tell me what you think. And be KIND!

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Space Fighter for the Vita!

Garry Gaber was a Lucas Arts employee working with some of my favourite games ever. He worked on Star Wars Shadows of the Empire for the N64, and Star Wars Dark Forces 2 Jedi Knight. Now with his own studio out of Austin Texas he’s working to build a space combat game in the vein of X-wing Vs. Tie Fighter (another favourite of mine), and most importantly release it on both the PC and the Vita.

oddly enough, that's the only colour you'll see in Escape Plan

Escape Plan

Escape Plan was one of the original launch title for the Vita, and one of the games that had me most interested in the system when I first saw it demoed. The game just oozes style, and I wanted to see how it played on the new device. Is this game something to load up on your Vita or should you just leave it to look cool on other people’s Vita’s? Keep reading to find out the whole story for Escape Plan on the Vita.

Over on the Playstation Blog there was a notice that PSN will be down until 7pm Pacific. That means we can’t surf the store and wonder what games to buy next… What a cruel joke…

Oh well, at least it wasn’t on a weekend like it was last time, hopefully some new features come out of it.

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Super StarDust Delta

There is no box art, so... Here

Once again another PS Vita launch title is being reviewed, I was lucky enough to grab a free copy of this from a nice person on reddit. Super StarDust Delta is the Vita version of Super Stardust HD on the PS3, that I received free from Sony during the whole PSN hack episode. I have probably played this game on the PS3 about 10 minutes total. And to start with the Vita version I actually wasn’t that interested in it until I started to figure my way around the controls and then… well… Continue reading and you’ll find out.

Don’t expect to buy Resistance Retribution, or the Syphon Filter PSP games online anymore.

Just last week, the Sony Bend PSP games, also known as the best shooters to ever be released on the platform were removed from the Playstation store. This included Resistance Retribution, Syphon Filter Logan’s Shadow and Syphon Filter Dark Mirror. Why they were removed is a mystery at this point, put most educated guesses point to the same reason MotorStorm Arctic Edge was removed, that there was some glitch in the software that allowed you to load a PSP emulator onto the PSVita.

Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus boxart

Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus

This game was originally released on the original Xbox as Ninja Gaiden Black, then it was updated to “Sigma” for the PS3. The Sigma plus you would rightly assume is the Vita port of this game, should it have been left out of the launch window or is it one of the best titles on the system? Keep reading to find out.