New GTA for PS Vita? Maybe Not

Written by James Delahunty @ 07 Mar 2012 10:32 User comments (2)

Eurogamer reports on leaked Play.com image.

The leaked Play.com image, that you can see at Eurogamer, showed details on four new titles for Sony's new handheld console. The new titles were Monster Hunter Portable 3, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Nights, Tales Of Innocence R and Final Fantasy Type-0 HD.

Sony's PlayStation Portable (PSP) console got two titles from the Grand Theft Auto franchise during its lifetime; Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories.

Sony is due to host a PlayStation Vita web broadcast this Friday, where it will announce new titles for the PS Vita, adding some credibility to the "leaked image" initially.

However, the suggestion from readers and from other gaming sites is that the image may be a fake. I guess only Friday will tell, but check out Eurogamer regardless.

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113.3.2012 20:41

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got 3 titles Chinatown wars as well.

217.3.2012 08:16

Ridgetto

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I think GTA Chinatown Stories in 3d just like gta vc,lc,lcs and 4.
Would be very very nice.
I think chances for gta san andreas stories are less as because rockstar is busy making gta V which itself is in san andreas.

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