Sly Cooper Collection

Feels like the ultimate Sly Cooper experience, and is among the best releases on the Vita. The games may be old, but they feel timeless.

The Sly Cooper Trilogy on Vita is one of the best collections available, and it remains so much fun. Sure, the first game does seem a bit dated and repetitive, but the other two titles really open up the gameplay options.

For series fans it’s a great opportunity to experience these games again, and genre fans like me who haven’t played them should definitely check them out.

Lovingly ported to PSV, but not completely ageless. [June 2014, p77]

Sly's jump to PS Vita is a resounding success, with solid gameplay and stories wrapped in impressive technical polish and Cross-Save support.

A bit repetitive, but the later games make this worthwhile.

If you like platform games and simple stealth mechanics, Sly Trilogy is the portable collection for you.

If you are a newcomer to the series, you'll find enough new features to be a worthy game to play. The conversion makes us feel satisfied enough, keeping in mind the terrible tries of other ones on PS Vita.

The Sly Collection succeeds where many before it have failed: it brings a classic console platforming series to the Vita with no crippling side effects. Despite some forgivable framerate issues, the enduring charm and intelligence of Sly Cooper’s design stole my heart once again.

The Sly Trilogy is as great as you remember it on the PlayStation Vita. The graphics are vibrant, the story engaging and the characters charming and fun.

If you're a Sly Cooper fan or are looking for some good platforming action on your Vita, you need The Sly Cooper Collection.

If Sly's your thing - and it's not an exclusive club - this is another fine way to enjoy three classic games.

With an opening chapter weaker than its sequels, The Sly Collection is nevertheless an ideal opportunity to become acquainted (or reacquainted) with Sly, Bentley and Murray.

Three great platformers for the price of one. If you own a PS Vita, you really shouldn't miss this one.

This is a work of high quality and almost makes us believe that Sly was born originally for a portable format.

A remake of a remake that stands on its own on the PlayStation Vita.

The Sly Cooper HD Trilogy do the job while we're waiting for some true exclusive titles on PS Vita. Compared to the PS3 version, this port has nothing to be ashamed of, as gameplay and visuals are still excellent. The only regrets we have are about the lack of interaction with the touchscreen and the necessity to download the third episode.

These are three great games you shouldn't miss, so this is a great opportunity if you missed them before. The port could have been better, but having the Sly trilogy on a handheld is, indeed, tempting.

Sly Trilogy works great on the PlayStation Vita despite the lack of features developed in order to take advantage of its hardware. The three games are still enjoyable and the HD textures take the toon-shading a step higher in terms of quality.

Another excellent collection for PS Vita of one of the beloved PS2 stealth adventures. A must have for Vita owners.

It’s no surprise that the Sly Trilogy is a great fit for the Vita. Fun and engaging despite occasional difficult spikes, the enjoyment only tends to wane after playing for long periods, and may become slightly tiresome should you decide to marathon all three games one after another.

Despite the pixelation of the cartoonish cinematics, this trilogy still endures the test of time brilliantly on PS Vita, and thus stands as a wonderful way to discover Sly Cooper's tumultuous past.

It may be sneaking onto Sony’s handheld more silently than the cunning raccoon at the centre of its adventures, but The Sly Collection provides the best platforming antics that you can currently find on the pocketable format.

One of the best HD collections in the Playstation library is now on PS Vita. Old episodes of Sly Cooper are pure fun on the handheld console. Only downside is the low resolutions on textures and cinematics.

While some small technical issues crop up every once in a while, the Sly Cooper Collection on Vita is a surprisingly competent handheld port of three excellent games.

The Sly Trilogy is a very strong collection. The games have had a nice wax and are still very fun. The second part is the absolute high point in this trilogy and the other two are most definitely still worth playing.

Even today, the first trilogy of Sly Cooper has something to say. Unfortunately, the conversion of the first episode is technically a mess.

The Sly Trilogy is still a very good collection and if you can ignore the slight issues with the compressed videos and sound, you will have a wonderful time.