It boasted a catalog of fewer than 100 games, none of which really set the world alight, especially compared to other handhelds of the time. Worse still, the Vita's library was perplexingly shallow. Despite a few successful spin-offs from more respected brands, such as Uncharted: Golden Abyss and Killzone: Mercenary, most titles were never strong enough in their own right to merit much contemporary hype. One of the major drawbacks of the Vita was that it often either relied on properties that were popular on more mainline consoles, or else it lacked the enticing exclusives to really get fans on board in the first place. The most likely explanation for this absence is that the Vita and its accompanying exclusives never commanded the love and respect to make it commercially viable for Sony to consider including in an amalgamated online library. RELATED: 5 Must-Buy Games from PlayStation's Spring Sale However, the lack of Vita games is a damning indictment of the now-defunct console's lack of popularity and thin catalog of attractive titles. Plus Premium members are able to gain access to a host of classic favorites included in their subscription. While pretty much every PlayStation console is somewhat represented across at least one of Sony's rebranded tier systems, one notable omission has been the much-maligned handheld device, the PlayStation Vita.
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