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Here it is, at last: a game on the Vita that can sit proudly alongside it�s console sibling without too sizeable of an inferiority complex. The reason for this, partly, is that unlike so many other Vita games it hasn�t been outsourced, hastily made by a mercenary developer. It�s been made by Criterion, the same exacting developer responsible for the console version, right under the same roof. And that�s apparent from the moment you start the game.

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