Freedom Wars - PlayStation Vita

This game rocks. Physical games for preservation is very important. I had this on my PS3 but for some reason Sony stopped the ability to transfer from your PS3 to your PS Vita. Really stupid if you ask me. I couldn't purchase it from the store for some reason and PlayStation is being really shady with their business practices. The best thing to do going forward is to buy the hard copy. Find sellers like this guy who keeps the games in great condition. The case was not busted up or scratched. I'll buy from this seller again especially if they sell games that you cannot find in my neck of the woods.

Vitas swan song is the best way to put this game, first let me get out of the way that this is a steal at 30 dollars with a full singl player and multiplayer mode. The amount of content is staggering even if it was on my ps4. There are tons of missions and things to do. You first start out in a prison cell and are sentenced to a million year prison term which you can work your way out of through tons of varied missions and as you get further you get entitlements that give your more freedoms to leave your cell and do a lot of other activities. You can fully customize your characters name, size, tattoos, glasses, colors Etc. It's pretty deep and there is some humor too, like if you walk more than 10 steps in your cell you get another 10 year sentence lol. But fyi if you do that 10 times you will get a trophy. The bosses are huge and you can break off there limbs and steal the captured humans inside of them it sort of reminds me of Attack on Titan if you have ever seen that anime. It allows for a lot of strategy using a melee weapon and gun that can be charged, as you get further into the story you get more weapons and much more customization.I find it sad this may be vitas last great retail game but I think it's a testament to how strong the handheld is that it has gems like this and kill zone, uncharted, little big planet, tear away , Gravity rush, etc. I will never know why the 3ds is so much more popular when the games, graphics, multiplayer, blow away the 3ds and still beat the wii u in some ways.

Got the games because I heard it was a good and in fact it really is a good game it reminds me of Naruto to boruto games an like attack on titans games it really fun

Such an ambitious and perfectly-executed game. It took the epic RPG elements of Monster Hunter and gave it super fast-paced gameplay with a unique and interesting storyline. It's hard to believe that the Vita was able to get such a great AAA exclusive this year, considering the rumors that past AAA titles didn't make enough money.The only complaint I have with this game is that they didn't localize the voices. The text and interface is all in English, but the voice acting is Japanese with English subtitles. Personally, it doesn't bother me, but I feel like had they localized the voices too, this game would have been perfect. Also, some people might be annoyed by it.You don't need to like the Monster Hunter series to like this game. The only thing this game shares with Monster Hunter is that you fight giant monsters (well, more like robots, really) with various different weapons. Other than that, this game is much, much faster and doesn't require you to spend hours crafting equipment and tracking down your target in a giant area.Also, this game includes online multiplayer with game modes such as coop, capture the flag, team deathmatch/pvp, etc. There are tons of character customization options, the music is great, and the graphics are great. This game seems to get an A+ in every category.And the best part is that the pace allows you to quickly just pick it up whenever you feel like playing, complete an operation or two, and then put it down. The story is not drawn-out and in-your-face the whole time, keeping you from playing the game.

At first I was skeptical about the game based on various reviews, but it was really a lot more than I expected.I enjoyed were the fact that there is only Japanese dubs - no English or dual audio option. This was a surprise to me as I played the original demo off the Japanese PS Store and was REALLY surprised when the game read back the character name I input (which was Japanese, of course) - it would near impossible to reproduce that for an English-based audience. The game itself plays fast, but not furious - it's a nice in-between from Monster Hunter and God Eater.As far as settings go, I very much enjoyed the aspect of being a slave to society. The seemingly meaningless "Entitlements" can come around and bite you by not having them when you unknowingly (or knowingly and just want to see where the line in the sand is) infringe. If you've seen or played games, movies, anime that have futuristic dystopian settings then Freedom Wars will really strike a chord on similarities to media like Psycho-Pass and Battle Royale.Also, I own a Vita TV (not a Playstation TV, but a Vita TV released in Japan) and this game plays very well on it. I was really surprised at how good things looked on a 55" LED TV and the control scheme was mostly left intact on a controller. This is great because I won't run down my Vita's battery all the time.