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Alternate Title:	RCR:DX
Console:	Sony PlayStation Vita
Region:
Year:	2015
RFG ID #:	U-189-S-01300-A
Part #:	PCSE-00630
UPC:	001337000022
Developer:	Vblank Entertainment
Publisher:	Vblank Entertainment
Rating:
Genre:	Action/Adventure
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Players:	1
Controller:	System Controls
Media Format:	Vita Card x1

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From the Vblank Entertainment website:

• Limited to 3,300 copies.
• This limited edition PS Vita retail version comes to you on an official 2 GB PlayStation®Vita card, busting at the seams, filling 19.8 MB of its capacity. It comes factory shrink wrapped in your standard issue official blue case with new front and back cover art (different from the PS4 version).
• It’s region free, so it’ll play on all of your PS Vita systems, worldwide.
• As with the PS4 version, it’s the real deal and part of the official PS Vita game library (PCSE-00630 to be exact!). What that means is that if you’re aiming for a complete collection, you can’t miss it!
• To make things extra special, it also sports retail exclusive gold themed PS Vita Live Area art, including a new icon and seal. It’s 100% compatible with the existing Cross Save feature, so if you already own the game on PS4, PS3, or digitally on PS Vita, you can pick up right where you left off.

Console	Reg.	Type	Title	Publisher	Year	Genre
Sony PlayStation Vita		S	Retro City Rampage DX [ESRB Rated]	Vblank Entertainment	2019	Action/Adventure

From the Vblank Entertainment website:

• This retail release is also unrated; the first (and currently only) North American PS Vita game without an ESRB rating. Why, you might ask? Well, that’s a tale for another post, but suffice to say, the ESRB were kind enough to allow it to be released without one, and that means big cost savings passed onto you! With limited print runs, every cost adds up. Without the rating classification, I’m able to sell it for a much lower retail price.