Crazy Taxi Double Punch, Fatal Fury, God of War, God of War 2, and Sumioni: Demon Arts will be for PlayStation Plus members in Japan.

Acquire is bringing two of their PlayStation Vita games to NVIDIA Tegra 3 devices like the Google Nexus 7 tablet.

In Japan, Sumioni: Demon Arts is a retail game priced at 5,229 yen ($64). Xseed plans to sell the platformer where you play as a demon armed with a magical platform making paintbrush for just $19.99.

A free patch will add gallery mode and ranking mode which will let players see how their scores stack up online.

He’ll be joining the Pagodas and the Evil Eyeballs to try and stop you.

Xseed may be sharing the rights to the Sumioni intellectual property with developer Acquire.

A Sumioni demo will be available on Japan’s PlayStation Store on January 24 ahead of the title’s February 9 launch.

While you’re trying to escape a giant foot to the face, you have to avoid spinning gears. Sumioni can either attack them by conjuring fire or jump over them by drawing ink bridges.