It's hard not to appreciate a developer like Housemarque. In an industry where lots of studios lack consistency, Housemarque has it in droves. It outputs high quality, critically acclaimed and commercially successful products with regularity, such as PlayStation's Super Stardust series, the multi-platform side-scroller Outland, and PS4's best game, Resogun. The oft-overlooked Dead Nation also deserves to be in the conversation, and thankfully, its re-release on PlayStation Vita puts it back on the radar.
Dead Nation on Vita is pretty much identical to the Dead Nation that came to PlayStation 3 back in 2010 (in fact, if you own it on PS3, it's yours for free on PS Vita). It's the same addictive, difficult twin-stick shooter, though it lacks the built-in DLC that came with PlayStation 4's iteration of Dead Nation, which is disappointing. Vita's smaller analog sticks means controls aren't quite as tight as they are on PS3 and PS4, as well.
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