Michael-5 said:
M.U.G.E.N said:
Michael-5 said:
See I just view 3DS and Wii as completely different systems, where I view PSV and PS3 as moderatly similar consoles. So far the only big games announced for 3DS are remakes or similar games to Wii (Mario Kart, Super Mario, Paper Mario), however the experience is different overall. 3DS is about 3D gaming, where Wii is about motion controls. I know the 3DS is motion sensitive, but you have to look at the screen, so you can't use it in the same way as on the Wii (e.g. Wii Sports).
The only PSV game that strikes me as unique is something called "Little Deviants." It's a game where you basically move landstructures via touchpad to move little deviants around. Similar to Pikmin.
I mean, what does the PSV do that makes it so different then PS3? Trophies, social networking, and the types of games are all the same. The controller doesn't seem unique enough for me to see a difference.
I'm going to have to look back and see if PSP made a difference to PS2 sales.... maybe a bit, but not much, PS2 was downhill since 2003, with a noticably larger drop in 2005. So... It's possible (off a very quick glance) that PSP took off 400k annual sales, which would be 15% or so. Nothing major, the drop due to age would be a larger affect.
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ughhhh you say wii and 3ds have similar games but they have different gameplay mechanics but yet fail to apply that to ps3 - psv? What sort of bs is that? honestly sometimes I wonder why I bother with you
I'm not gonna go on and list games A and here's how it plays different etc....there are plenty of resources on this site and on many places online. Do yourself a favor and inform yourself more before making these ignorant remarks.
you do realize the psv brings more way to play games than the 3ds! i mean really...do you even read what you type? and please stop saying the types of games are all the same...geez...ignorance overload! you as usual have no clue about what you are talking about...even the games like UC uses vita in its own special way that's not done so on console counterpart...pretty much almost all vita games have that aspect. the experience is much much different than on a home console.
it doesn't matter what YOU view...in japan ps3 and psp has co-existed just fine...
and pleaseeeeeeee..stop with the fake analyzing. there is no way to know for sure how much of an impact psp had on the 'ps2'..with time hardware sales drop a bit ..it's only natural..and other home consoles for the next gen including the sony one was revealed in 2005. without any proper evidence to back up your deductions they are worthless and just taking shots in the dark so to speak.
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Currently the Wii and 3DS have similar games, but the play mechanics are largely different. Please stop with the demeaning comments, that just ruins any debate. It was you who failed to read my comment accuratly, and immediatly you insult me. Every comment you made so far you have been focuesed on bringing me down and calling me ignorant, but really you have no reason to do so. I am aware of the PSP's capabilities and game line up, and I only asked this question because both the PSV and PS3 are $250 systems, which largely (not entirely) do the same thing.
Generally Nintendo Handheld games are very different then console games. DS's best selling titles were Nintendogs, Brain Age, New Super Mario Bros, Mario Kart, and Pokemon. Wii's best selling games are Wii Sports, Wii Fit, Mario Kart, New Super Mario Bros, Smash Bros, and Mario Galaxy, with Just Dance creeping up the list.
You can't exactly play Wii Fit on a DS, and games like Brain Age and Pokemon has never been too popular on consoles.
My point was that 3DS and Wii are completly different systems, and that's true. 3DS is about 3D gaming, Wii is about motion controls. What's the difference between PSV and PS3? Both push innovative controls, and HD gaming, but really I have yet to see something PSV can do that PS3 can't (except for Little Deviants, but that's a niche game). Maybe it's me who knows more about the PSV library then you.
What does PSV bring that PS3 doesn't that is so remarkably different? All I can think of it the rear touch pad, and that's not exactly going to make any PSV game unplayable on the PS3.
PSP isn't a PS3 portable, it's PS2 portable, so why you compare these two I have no clue.
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