Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Vita Release Date Confirmed

By Keri Honea

Yay, another PS3 port to the Vita! Wait, that's not supposed to be a good thing, right? Ah well, I suppose any new game for the Vita is a step in the right direction, and at least it's Metal Gear Solid HD Collection. People like Solid Snake enough to play him on the go. At least I think people do.

But that's the beside the point. The point is that Konami has finally announced a release date for the HD Collection on Vita, and it is on June 12, 2012. Maybe this will be a trend for the summer; Sony will fill up the normally void summer with Vita releases. I can only hope.

Keri Honea
Keri Honea

I've been a writer since I was five, but I came to the gaming realm a little late--post college. However, I've well made up for that ever since I took over my husband's PlayStation 2. I've been writing about and reviewing games since 2005, and can currently be found writing for Playstation LifeStyle and Strategy Guide Reviews on a regular basis.

I'm a professional writer and aspiring yoga teacher by day, but a I'm a game-loving, comic-reading, fantasy book-obsessing geek 24-hours a day.

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