Two Weird New Games Are Coming To Vita Very Soon

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Believe it or not, the PlayStation Vita has been quietly picking up steam this fall. Two new Vita games from Japan with weird premises and even weirder titles—Dokuro and Orgarhythm—are coming to the U.S. within the next couple of weeks. First up is Dokuro (pictured above). Out October 16 for $20 on PSN, it’s a puzzle-platformer that requires you to สล็อต control p31 เครดิตฟรี 188 a little u31.com เข้าสู่ระบบ skeleton creature

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at PAX last month https://kotaku.com/looks-like-the-cool-japanese-vita-puzzle-platformer-dok-5939868 Next is Orgarhythm, a weird rhythm-RTS hybrid published by the wonderful folks at XSEED Games. It’s out October 23 for $30. It’s… well, you should probably just watch it in action and see for yourself. https://kotaku.com/this-game-is-half-rhythm-half-rts-and-100-weird-5918354

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