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Sony Vita releases its European launch titles, US announcements coming soon

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For the people that are eagerly anticipating the PlayStation Vita, unless you live in Japan (in which case, konnichiwa!), you have a few more months until you can get your hands on the PSP’s successor. The Vita launches in Japan on December 17, followed by Hong Kong and Taiwan later that month, but then there will be a gap until the Vita is released in North America on February 22.

On that same day in February, the Vita will be released in the PAL regions, including Europe and Australia (although the actual Australian release is February 23). And while we still haven’t seen an official list of launch titles for the U.S., Sony has released a list of the launch titles for the PAL format, many of which will certainly be available here in the States on the same day. The list of confirmed PAL launch titles are:

• Uncharted: Golden Abyss

• WipEout 2048

• Reality Fighters

• Little Deviants

• ModNation Racers: Road Trip

• Everybody’s Golf

• Escape Plan

• Gravity Rush

• Hustle Kings

• MotorStorm RC

• Top Darts

• Super StarDust Delta

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Other titles may still be added to the launch for both the PAL and U.S. release, including a recently announced new shooter from Zipper Interactive, the makers of the SOCOM series. According to 1up, the new game will be called Unit 13, and while no official release date has been given for the new shooter, it is expected as either a launch title or shortly there after.

The official list of U.S. launch titles will be released in the next few weeks, but here is a list of the Vita games that are currently listed as in development with no official release date yet (courtesy of 1up):

• Army Corps of Hell – Square Enix

• Asphalt: Injection – Ubisoft

• Disgaea 3 Return – NIS America

• Dungeon Hunter: Alliance – Ubisoft

• Dynasty Warriors Next – Tecmo Koei

• EA Sports FIFA Football – EA

• F1 2011 – Codemasters

• Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7 – WB Games

• Lumines Electronic Symphony – Ubisoft

• Michael Jackson: The Experience HD – Ubisoft

• Ninja Gaiden (working title) – Tecmo Koei

• OddWorld: Strangers Wrath – OddWorld Inhabitants

• Puddle – Neko Entertainment

• Pure Chess – RebelPlay

• Putty Squad Vita – System 3

• Rayman Origins – Ubisoft

• Ridge Racer – Bandai Namco

• Shinobido 2 – Bandai Namco

• Silent Hill: Book of Memories – Konami

• Stardrone Extreme – BeatShapers

• Super Monkey Ball Banana Splitz – SEGA

• Supremacy MMA – 505 Games

• Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack – Drinkbox Studios

• The Treasures of Montezuma Blitz – Alawar Entertainment

• Touch My Katamari – Bandai Namco

• Troopies – Bloober Team

• Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom – Capcom

• Urban Trials – Tate Multimedia

• Virtua Tennis 4: World Tour Edition – SEGA

• Orc Attack – Casual Brothers

• Ben 10 Galactic Racing – Bandai Entertainment

• Dragon’s Racing – Ignition Entertainment

• Robot Rescue Revolution – Teyon

• Mortal Kombat – WB Games

• Assassin’s Creed – Ubisoft

• Bioshock – Take Two

• Street Fighter X Tekken – Capcom

• Call of Duty – Activision Blizzard

Ryan Fleming
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Ryan Fleming is the Gaming and Cinema Editor for Digital Trends. He joined the DT staff in 2009 after spending time covering…
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