It's pretty difficult to describe PS3 psychedelic arcade racer/puzzler/eye-burster Dyad. Essentially, you're speeding down a tube of bright lights, grappling onto objects and launching yourself as far as possible.
You also need to lance enemies, all the while having your mind thrown about via the ballistic, entrancing techno music. It's like a rave in your brain.
Now, Dyad developer Shawn McGrath has revealed that the game may be heading to PS Vita, as well.
Dy Dy Dy!
During a recent PlayStation Blogcast, McGrath noted that Dyad will be released for PS Vita if "it doesn't suck, and is free if the PS3 version has been purchased".
He admitted that the porting may take some time, for the visuals are, well, quite a bit "overwhelming" for Sony's handheld console.
Unfortunately, the PS3 version is only available in the US right now, with no word on a European launch. We'll just to have wait and pray that both the PS3 and the Vita version of Dyad eventually get released in Europe.
oh look... another one that forgets that EUROPE exists... how nice... Games should be like movies, released the same day in all regions of the world (at least big productions - not this Dyad thing...)
