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Thieves in Time marks the return of the Cooper gang after a seven-year hiatus, this time without original developer Sucker Punch. Sanzaru Games takes the helm, sending Sly, Bentley, Murray, and ancestors through time to recover stolen pages of the Thievius Raccoonus . While the core charm and platforming survive the transition, the Vita version suffers from technical compromises that hold it back from greatness.

Using a time machine built by Bentley, the gang travels through different historical eras to save Sly’s ancestors from the villainous Le Paradox , who is attempting to erase the Cooper legacy from history. Key Features of the PCSA00068 NTSC Version Sly Cooper - Thieves in Time -PCSA00068- -NTSC-

The writing retains the witty, cartoon-caper vibe of the original trilogy. Each time period (feudal Japan, medieval England, ancient Arabia, etc.) introduces a new Cooper ancestor with unique abilities. Voice acting is excellent, with original cast members returning. The animated cutscenes look crisp on the Vita’s OLED/LCD screen, though pre-rendered scenes show compression artifacts. Thieves in Time marks the return of the

The code identifies the North American (NTSC) version of Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time Using a time machine built by Bentley, the

Sly followed clues stitched into the city: coins stamped with impossible dates, a pocket watch that ticked backward, a scrap of blue fabric snagged on a railing. Each clue led deeper into the ancestor’s pattern: a trail of small thefts that rewrote minor events to weaken the Coopers’ legacy, removing allies and erasing mentors from existence.

: Character models are significantly upgraded, moving more smoothly than in the original PS2 trilogy.