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Sly Cooper — Thieves in Time (PCSA00068 — NTSC) — Fan Story

Sly crouched on the edge of the museum roof, the moon carving silver along the domes below. The Cooper Clan’s blue mask was folded in his pocket — a reminder of a legacy he didn’t yet fully understand. Clockwork gears and ghostly echoes of the past whispered to him through the time-bent cane he’d inherited. Tonight’s job was supposed to be simple: steal a prototype time-anchor artifact from a private collector’s vault and be gone before anyone missed them.

Sly, now in a cowboy hat, must master the “Rail Slide” and “Rail Run” (balancing on mine cart rails). He befriends a saloon owner and learns that Tennessee has been imprisoned. After freeing him, they stage a train heist. The climax involves a duel on top of a speeding train, where Sly uses Tennessee’s signature “Sonic Blast” (a shockwave from fanning his cane) to disarm Toothpick. The second page is reclaimed.

The PCSA00068 product code specifically identifies the NTSC-U/C (North American) physical release on the PlayStation Vita card.

Ancestors' Unique Skills: Each ancestor brings a specific gimmick, such as Rioichi Cooper's dragon leap for long-distance jumping or Tennessee Kid Cooper's cane-to-revolver transformation.

The game is fully playable, but the smoothness of the PS3 original is absent. Cross-save with PS3 works well if you own both.

Episode 3: Guts and Gears (Medieval England)

The team jumps to Medieval England, home of Sir Galleth Cooper, a knight who wielded a lance and fought dragons. The villain here is The Black Knight—a mysterious, hulking ironclad figure who has declared all thievery a sin and rules with religious zeal.

for the PlayStation Vita. Released in February 2013, it is the fourth installment in the series and the first developed by Sanzaru Games. Game Summary