It seems that PS Vita/PS3 title ‘Ruin’ has been renamed to Warrior’s Lair.
Played from an isometric view, this action RPG allows saves to be transferred between both the Vita and PS3, meaning you can continue your game on whatever platform you choose.
Sounds interesting, and a good fit for the Vita.
Source: IGN
cc_star
Ruin sounded cool, warriors layer is just generic videogame nonsense
samiro05
Yeah I liked the sound of ruin too. Any news on whether the PS3 and Vita versions will be sold together (not having to pay full price for both games)?
colmshan1990
Yuck.
Ruin was much better.
yogdog
Ruin sounded a bit more unique, this just sounds really generic.
skibadee
same game not bothered.
Youles
Nice to see the save file will transfer. I used to do that with FIFA on PSP/PS2 quite a bit….hopefully this will happen frequently, especially with PSN titles
MICKY17
Ruin was a much better name, but obviously the powers that be disagreed.
Kennykazey
Why change a good name for a crappy one, is the game not as good and more generic than it could be aswell? I actually want this game slightly less now. The transfer-stuff is still very cool though.
bunimomike
Warrior’s Lair is more descriptive to people who haven’t read anything else about the game. It helps us narrow down the genre very easily. Ruin is better sounding as a unique game title but more vague.
The Lone Steven
That sounds very generic. Some might say that they *puts on sunglasses* Ruined the title.
Ruin was a decent title so why change it? O-o
bunimomike
See my reply for possible explanation. :-)
bacon_nuts
Name change isn’t that important to me, Ruin was cooler, but this will give a better idea as to what the game is like. More importantly, why does the guy smack talk the enemies in the video… So silly..
Bladesteel
Disagree.
Name change from the good bot not very descriptive “Ruin” to the crappy but descriptive “Warriors Lair” means they’ve changed their target.
They are no longer going for “Ruin, I heard about that game and it got great reviews at TSA, I think I’ll buy it”. Instead they are going for “Oooh Warriors, and Lairs. That sounds like the kind of games little Bobby usually plays, maybe I’ll get it. Could you gift wrap it please?”
Iow, the game will probably turn out to be crap and will rely on a descriptive title and fancy cover to sell.
(I hope I’m wrong though)