One can feel the touch of the void on every aspect, the faint droning echo of sick, tuneless piping for an inscrutable and alien corporate master. The end product serves no one.

One the things I love about being a gaming enthusiast, is the anticipation of a new system. The sense of wonder is always intoxicating while talking about the possibilities with friends and fellow gamers.

+ It's kind of cute; + Nice colors

Shoehorned gimmick controls; Dumb/lack of story; Uninspired stages and gameplay; Soulless

First party tech demos to celebrate the capabilities of a new console are nothing new. When a new console comes out, the parent company always wants to show off what the console is capable of, visually and mechanically, and tries to put their best foot forward with the demonstration games.

The game is overall good. The UI is kind of difficult to use, but the game itself is great because there is a variety of ways to play. The touch and tilt is very responsive.

Graphics; Many ways to play; Addicting; Very Responsive Features

Bad UI

Great

The game seems good enough, to keep you occupied for a few hours, but eventually the controls get a little annoying in how difficult they can be to use. But it's a fun little game if you don't have much time to play as it's just made of lots of mini games which just make you want to try and beat...

its a really fun game a little hard but you will get used to it and uses all ps vita fetchers.

The PlayStation vita certainly has an impressive launch line up, but it's fair to say that the majority are sequels, prequels or remakes of existing console titles. One of the few exceptions is Little Deviants, a deceptively cutesy platformer that takes advantage of each one of the Vita's new input...

Probably my mistake was to think that this game was a normal game and not one of those "mini-games collection". The mini-games are not bad but they are not satisfactory if you want an evolving story with a character that powers up.

Parents need to know that Little Deviants is a collection of mini-games playable on the PlayStation Vita that are meant to show-off the different kinds of controls that are available, including the use of the unique rear-touch screen.