Chris Knight
My five favourite PS Vita games that will never leave my memory card
Killzone wrings every last watt of power out of the Vita, but came too late to stop Sony ditching the handheld. It offers an awesome single player campaign, and multiplayer that remains active today.
A beautiful old-school RPG set in New Zealand, this is a Vita exclusive of true beauty and shows what happens when developers are firmly focused on the story and not trying to be too clever with the technology.
A perfect voyage of discovery in an alien land, this atmospheric game has more to do with puzzles and exploring than shooting, with a gorgeous world to uncover
Vibrant on the Vita's OLED screen, Steamworld Dig 2 is a fantastic dive into the world of quirky robots and their spelunking habits.
Rayman's platforming exploits have made for top-notch gaming since the original, and Legends is a fine bag of tricks and fun for the Vita with a huge amount of challenge and secrets to overcome.
