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MonkeyPaw Games’s PSone Classics to be playable on PS Vita tomorrow

Yes, PSone Classics are confirmed to finally be coming to the PlayStation Vita beginning tomorrow thanks to the previously announced System Software 1.80 update. Sony has been fairly tight-lipped regarding which classics would be compatible on day one however, we’re assuming because of licensing issues of some sort.

MonkeyPaw Games thankfully took it upon themselves to announce which of their own games will be playable.  So, Alundra, Vanguard Bandits, Arc the Lad, Arc the Lad II and Tomba! have been confirmed. If you’ve already picked them up from the PS Store, you should be able to just download them directly to your Vita after the update.

Read on for the announcement.

MonkeyPaw Games, Inc, today announce their list of PSone Classics that will be playable on the PlayStation Vita system with update v1.80, available tomorrow August 28th. Top classics such as Arc the Lad I and II, Alundra, Tomba! and Vanguard Bandits will be amongst the first PSone titles playable on the PS Vita system.

?With these fine classics soon available on PS Vita, gamers will have access to our best RPG and action titles,? said John Greiner, president of MonkeyPaw Games. ?Games like Tomba!, Arc the Lad and Alundra are a blast to play on the go. And now gamers can easily share these classic PlayStation experiences with their friends.?

The full list of MonkeyPaw Games titles to be playable on PS Vita tomorrow:

PSone Classics

  • Alundra
  • Vanguard Bandits
  • Arc the Lad
  • Arc the Lad II
  • Tomba!

For more information on these classic titles and MonkeyPaw Games, check out www.monkeypawgames.com.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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