Shinobido 2 Revenge Of Zen Ps Vita Now

If you own a Vita (or a PSTV) and crave a stealth game that doesn’t hold your hand, track down a physical copy or download it from the PlayStation Store before it’s lost to time. Just remember: shadows are your only friend, and rice cakes are deadlier than swords.

Shinobido 2: Revenge of Zen is the Vita’s true hidden blade. shinobido 2 revenge of zen ps vita

Shinobido 2 uses the Vita’s features in surprisingly non-gimmicky ways. The front touchscreen is used to draw symbols for equipping items—a flick of the finger swaps your kunai for a smoke bomb faster than a menu. The rear touchpad controls the grappling hook tether: swipe down to launch the hook, swipe up to pull yourself to a ledge. It’s intuitive and keeps the action flowing. If you own a Vita (or a PSTV)

In the early days of the PS Vita, Sony marketed the handheld as a console-grade experience in your palms. While Uncharted: Golden Abyss showed off the hardware’s graphical muscle, it’s the often-overlooked Shinobido 2: Revenge of Zen that truly understood the system’s potential—and delivered a stealth action experience as punishing, addictive, and deeply weird as anything on home consoles. Shinobido 2 uses the Vita’s features in surprisingly