31 PSVita Games.

Sony has big plans for PlayStation Vita at TGS. Its newly announced show lineup contains 13 Vita games, including Uncharted, Gravity Daze, Disgaea 3 Return, the Little King's Story sequel, and more (full list after the break). In addition to those, the Sony booth will host 18 unannounced games.

That booth (which must be very large) will also show five PSP games -- one of which is the Yakuza PSP sequel -- and a bunch of PS3 games. Oh, and the unannounced "Happy Charlie and the Flying Carnival" will be there. We don't know what that is, but it sounds delightful.

Vita:
Blazblue Continuum Shift Extend
Dynasty Warriors Next
Asphalt: Injection
The King, the Demon King, and the Seven Princesses: New Little King's Story
Mahjong Fight Club
Shinobido 2
Virtua Tennis 4
Uncharted: Golden Abyss
Gravity Daze
Hot Shots Golf Next
True Night of the Kamaitachi
Disgaea 3 Return
Ridge Racer

Plus 18 more.

I wonder if Kaz will do his "Ridge Racer... RIIIIIDGE RAAACER!!!"
Wow this was in 2006.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaBUeINW_3s

Still funny how Jack Tretton brought it up at the last Sony conference.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0HU78aPuTc

The PSP saw releases of several DJ Max games from developer Pentavision. Now, the successor system will get a portable version of the touchscreen-based DJ Max spinoff, DJ Max Technika. Sony Computer Entertainment Korea announced the Vita port in a press release today, sharing the single moe screenshot above.

In the arcades, Technika has players tapping circles and tracing lines on a giant touchscreen. The Vita version won't simply replicate this gameplay concept, as it somehow uses both the touchscreen and the rear touch panel. However it works, rest assured: it will be very difficult.

Sega of America's Flickr stream teased three images for Super Monkey Ball labeled for PS Vita earlier today. Sega has yet to officially announce Super Monkey Ball for Vita, and it has since removed the images. I assume an eager employee accidentally posted them, or someone was monkeying around the Sega offices.

As sure as the sun will rise and set, there's gonna be a Super Monkey Ball game for the PlayStation Vita in early 2012. Sega accidentally exposed as much this past weekend, but now the publisher has confirmed the game, which will make full use of Vita's "dual analog sticks and front/back-touch controls."

The Vita version will add new worlds, game types and updated graphics. It will also support up to four folks playing with their monkey balls across WiFi. Sega is also adding a revamped version of "Monkey Target" mode.

Some version of Super Monkey Ball is currently available on ... wait, let's make this easier: Super Monkey Ball is currently not available for your Commodore 64.

Back at E3, Aksys mentioned it was open to the possibility of offering BlazBlue as a PlayStation Vita launch title. Today, the company announced BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend is coming to North America and will be available simultaneously on PlayStation Vita, PS3 and Xbox 360.

BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend will feature balance tweaks for the entire roster of characters -- which includes previous DLC-only fighters, a new character, and complete story modes for these guys -- plus some online tweaks. There are also some new single-player modes to indulge in, such as Abyss mode and Unlimited Mars mode. As for the latter, no, we don't think it just plays Total Recall on loop. Sorry.