Next year it'll find some consistence and security with a good lineup for the first year, hopefully some grand announcements leading up to/at E3 (another Uncharted and a bunch of smaller 1st party stuff is certain, GTA possible, 3rd party support in general could be terrible or great, we'll see), and of course the price cut.

sales wise?

Do you wanna bet? I can make the same bet with you as the one in my sig with MBP if you're up for it.

In terms of sales it is doing awful and is one of the worst selling consoles from a major manufacturer ever; after all, it is selling at half the rate of the PSP and PS3 at a similar point in their life. To make matters worse, as long as the PS-Vita sells at its current level it increases the likelyhood that publishers will reduce/eliminate support for it in the future, which makes it harder for it to mount any kind of a come-back. While I expect a price cut at E3 I think it is a full year too late; and, while sales will improve, the additional 12 months of struggling will result in fewer games being released in 2014 and 2015 which will result in worse sales in those years.

Yes, the line up is very good in quality terms, its a fact, but its not a line up with enough best seller, its the big default .

I dont believe that they see those games like down ports, because Uncharted and AC made great sales.

Sony has already many great exclusves games, but there are  not enough system seller , they need something bigger, bigger name like GTA/MH, AC was a good little start (in 7 weeks, his sales are near from the sales of RE 3DS released one year ago )

(Maybe some people dont know, so ill repeat :If Mario makes better sales than any games, it doestn mean that NSMB is the best game ever, it just means that everybody love mario ( but its far from the quality of games like Okami, but this kind of game cant be a big success because its too much speciail, like Gravity Rush ).

Same for monster hunter, etc. )

I agree with the above ^

Problem is it's not really about good exotic games, it's about good mainstream games....of which, very few.

As long as you don't mind a free roaming game with nothing to do (apart from time trial runs and collecting orbs) and a game with nice mechanics that you'll keep reusing over and over again, you'll enjoy it. It's just long enough, Kat is a totally lovable character but unfortunately, you'd have seen everything by the time you're halfway through the game.

On topic, I agree with those that say the Vita is selling what it's price allows it to sell. It would probably do much better if both models were $50 cheaper.