nope, after getting burnt with the vita i'm never buying a sony handheld again,i'll stick with their home consoles cause it's the only thing i can trust will have their support.

Gotta acknowledge this post, good man, you left out Disgaea 5 too, English version is out already for the system, great port of a ps4 game.

As for a new Sony handheld? If it could take SD cards I would buy it Day 1, if it had some clearly flawed memory system again... I would think about it... then buy it day 1 anyway. the Vita and PSP are two of the best handhelds ever created.

I really have no interest in mobile-handheld gaming right now and haven't for a while.

I've been alright with steering clear of Sony's handhelds since the beginning.

I'll be honest, a few Persona games would be enough to make me considering getting a new Sony portable.

Sony's desire to support the Vita was practically non-existent though, so I'd be reluctant in being able to say I'd be supporting a stable platform with a good foundation.

Love the Vita, I've got 2 one with my uk psn account and the other with m us psn account (which I got cheap as it doesn't read cartridges). Both are the original version. The psp sold great numbers and I think Sony just need to realise what people want from a portable and that to me is more convenience rather than performance. I think they should aim more for a beautiful desirable and especially affordable device rather than try and steal the portable performance crown. 

After 2 years. At launch? Hellll naw.

If we're going off past performance, has Sony or anyone else ever beat a portable Nintendo console? Nobody has been able to compete with a half-strength Nintendo portable, even Apple should be worried about a full strength one.

Nintendo is sat on their own little island where nobody can get them. They have all the time in the world, they're not going anywhere and they're only going to get stronger. Nintendo can 'outrange' Sony for as long as they want without repercussion. Sony has to go portable if they want to stop the inevitable but they can't. That's what's so great, this is some Sun Tzu level shit.

The inevitable being that, just like with walkmans, cellphones, ipods, laptops, netbooks, tablets, 3G/4G, portability wins out as the performance/quality gap gets smaller and smaller.

I'm sure Apple is shaking in fear... http://www.zdnet.com/article/apples-app-store-2016-revenue-tops-28-billion-mark-developers-net-20-billion/

When 'phonelines' are replaced by full wifi coverage and mobile internet, what's Apple left with when every device becomes a 'phone'?

If Apple can use music to steal Sony's walkman cookie and then move onto to taking Windows' cookie too, why can't Nintendo use games to become some kind of portable family computer?

Not saying it will happen, just saying it could happen.