Join the Little Deviants in a series of madcap adventures that allow you to have fun discovering and experimenting with the new PS Vita System functions - including rear touch, front touch, six-axis motion senors, front and rear cameras and microphone.
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Drawn out and boring tech demo, should've been free on the system if you ask me. Maybe it's good for kids but I don't see anyone in the right mind handing a Vita to a toddler.
This game served as a showcase for the different PlayStation Vita functions such as gyro controls, touchpad and touchscreen use, etc.
While the game did very good use of these features, the game itself and its characters didn't do much for me and despite putting a decent time into this, I did not had the drive to finish the game.
While the game did very good use of these features, the game itself and its characters didn't do much for me and despite putting a decent time into this, I did not had the drive to finish the game.
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Wow, yeah this was horrible.
As far as tech demos go in gaming you can get really good ones with tons of charm like Wii Sports, Astro’s Playroom, Nintendo Land, etc. but this? Even Welcome Park does a better job of showing the systems capabilities than this and it’s much less of a chore to go through.
Depressing experience
As far as tech demos go in gaming you can get really good ones with tons of charm like Wii Sports, Astro’s Playroom, Nintendo Land, etc. but this? Even Welcome Park does a better job of showing the systems capabilities than this and it’s much less of a chore to go through.
Depressing experience
A minigame collection where most of the mini-games are either too long or simply just not fun.
God, the ones that use the back touchpad are painful to play.
God, the ones that use the back touchpad are painful to play.
Fun fact, the company behind this game shut down before it released in North America & Europe, and it shows.