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Sony's made a couple of bizarre decisions regarding the PlayStation Vita's release in Europe

Top of the charts is the platform holder's decision to not offer a 32GB memory stick at launch, with the highest capacity card being the 16GB. While frustrating, we can forgive Sony for saving us money. Less forgivable is the platform holder's decision to relegate Sony Japan's super-promising Gravity Rush..

Sony's lovable executive Shuhei Yoshida has admitted that the platform holder made mistakes with the PlayStation Portable, virtually abandonding first-party development in order to better support the newly released PlayStation 3

It's a mistake that, according to Yoshida, the company's not willing to retread with the PlayStation Vita. "In the past we launched PSP and then shifted our attention..

Sony and Team Siren's achingly gorgeous PlayStation Vita exclusive, Gravity Daze (or Gravity Rush elsewhere), has been given a firm release date of February 9th in Japan

The retail version of the game will ship with a comic, illustrations and other extras for ¥5,980. It'll be available as a download for ¥4,900. Whether the game makes it out in time for the PlayStation Vita's Western release (on..

For many, Team Siren's Gravity Rush is looking like the must-have PlayStation Vita game

The super-stylised gravity-driven platform game not only promises to take advantage of the Vita's multitude of input devices, but its bold cel-shaded art-style also looks custom built to showcase the system's OLED screen. In a batch of new screenshots, Sony's shown off an enormous new futuristic industrial..

Wipeout 2048 is easily one of our most anticipated PlayStation Vita games

But it looks like Sony's decided to spread out its initial Japanese launch lineup just a touch, pushing the Studio Liverpool developed futuristic racer into January. According to Famitsu, the game will now hit Japanese store shelves a month after PlayStation Vita's release on January 19th. It'll be joined by Tales Of..

You're going to have bear with us while we decide on a universal name for Gravity Rush (also known as Gravity Daze in other regions)

Perhaps we're making more of a to-do out of this issue than it deserves, but regional naming conventions really are the very bane of our existence. Shakes fist. We'll forgive Gravity Rush that minor irritation, as the game looks phenomenal. Sony's exclusive..

Nothing annoys us more than regional name discrepancies

But Gravity Daze or Gravity Rush — it's all the same to us. Team Siren's debut PlayStation Vita platformer thing looks incredible. Don't believe us? Catch the latest trailer after the jump.

A couple of weeks before GamesCom, everyone was worried that the PlayStation Vita was going to get very weak software support

Sure Sony's first-party stuff looked great, but where were the third-party games? But since then there's been a tirade of announcements. Starting with Ubisoft's launch window offering, through to the more recent Persona 4: The Golden — at the moment it's surprising to see..

Looks like Team Siren's Gravity Daze has gone through a name-change in Europe

The aerobic-based PlayStation Vita exclusive is irritatingly book-ended by the name Gravity Rush in its official GamesCom trailer. Perhaps we're being petty, but we can't stand it when games have different names across multiple regions. Given that this website gets an equal share of traffic from Europe and North America,..

Sony and Team Siren's whacked up a new trailer for the cel-shaded action-adventure title, Gravity Daze

While the soundtrack used in the trailer doesn't necessarily fit the game's aesthetic, we're going to assume that's placeholder. It's the visual style that's most intriguing. Check the trailer out on the game's official Japanese website through here.