Monster Hunter Vita Inbound? 2nd Half 2012

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Fusioncode said:

NintendoFanDj said:

Seece said:
MH + Price cut in Japan for Holiday 2012, unless 3DS has a new Pokemon next holiday Vita and 3DS are going toe to toe in Japan.

It still won't stand a chance against 3DS with Monster Hunters cause 3DS has two and Mario, Zelda, Resident Evil, Dragon Quest, Luigi's Mansion, Pokemon, Star Fox, Metal Gear Solid, Sonic, Tetris, Fire Emblem, Kid Icarus, Kingdom Hearts and lot other but it will pick up once Final Fantasy and a Monster Hunter Vita comes but it won't be close to 3DS sales.

And Vita will have Metal Gear Solid. Final Fantasy, Bioshock, Call of Duty, Kingdom Hearts( Since Square Enix likes to put a KH game on every portable), Gran Turismo( PSP had one), God of War, probably a Monster Hunter, Uncharted, Wipeout, Killzone, Little Big Planet. Vita will do fine, CoD alone will make it huge in the US and games like Final Fantasy, Monster Hunter, Kingdom Hearts BBS V2, Gran Turismo will make it big in Japan. Just give Vita a year and it will be huge.

Once again pretty much all of those appeal to Western audience except Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, Monster Hunters that do better in Japan.  Even though you can't count Kingdom Heart or Monster Hunter until they are officially announce as well as Gran Turismo and God of War.  So therefore Vita has no chance in 2012. Nintendo 3DS has bigger and better games this year to come.  Heck it doesn't even have Sonic( Did horrible on PSP), Tetris(Probably won't), or Pacman.

Kid Icarus Uprising, Resident Evil Revelation, Mario & Sonic London Games, Metal Gear Solid 3D, Tales of the Abyss, Luigi's Mansion 2, Animal Crossing, Paper Mario 3D, Fire Emblem, Kingdom Heart 3D, Monster Hunter 4, Mario Tennis, Bravely Default Flying Fairy, Heroes of Ruin,  Rhythm Thief & the Emperor's Treasure, Dragon Quest Monsters: Terru no Wonderland 3D, and Tekken 3D Prime Edition.

These are upcoming 3DS games. I don't think Vita has enough games to Top this. But it has great game coming for it. But it won't succeed without the Japanese audience.