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FuturLab unveils Velocity for PS Vita

The countdown has ended on FuturLab's secret site and revealed, as expected, a new version of the awesome PSP mini Velocity shmup for the Vita is coming with likely improved visuals, touch controls, trophies and new content.



There's a new countdown for a month's time when more details should drop and a nod to a PS Blog post on January 11.Having just signed a publishing deal with Sony, and producing hit after hit on PlayStation Mobile, these guys are definitely a team to watch.

Note, the slices of image shown throughout the trailer make up one image of what looks very much like a hi-res Velocity.

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