ESRB Rating Outs The Sly Collection For Vita

By Alex Osborn

PlayStation Vita owners were able to take Sly Cooper on the go thanks to the release of Thieves in Time earlier this year. Now it looks like the rest of the gang's charming adventures will be made available for the platform if a rating by the ESRB proves to be true.

If true, this won't be the first HD collection from the PS2 era to make the jump to Sony's handheld. In fact, just last week, it was revealed that the Jak and Daxter Collection will be headed to the Vita this summer.

Will you be picking up The Sly Collection if it ends up coming to the PlayStation Vita? What other HD collections would you like to see come to Sony's portable? Be sure to let us know in the comments below.

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