If this sort of thing is your bag (baby), let’s go through each game to make sure the compilation is for you. But there certainly are people who don’t like buying titles digitally and collector’s of anything physical, so the collection serves a purpose. As such, this is not the best route to own the games and really only exists as a way to get some recognizable downloadable titles into retail. When Vikings Attack! and Sound Shapes don’t include Cross Buy like their downloadable counterparts and each game must be installed onto the console yet still requires the disc to play. Yep, unfortunately unlike Journey Collector’s Edition, this is simply a disc with Fat Princess, Tokyo Jungle, When Vikings Attack! and Sound Shapes.
Lucky for my sanity, this is a relatively basic compilation that offers four classic-ish PSN games with no added content. Do you treat each game as its own entity, link back to past reviews or ignore the content and simply summarize the features? It’s an age-old question that critics still tend to fumble over, resulting in a multitude of “solutions”.
Compilations are always a tricky thing to review.
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