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Vita will have a poor world wide launch, its sales will be just like in Japan. And yet it is the greatest handheld system ever made.

The Vita's problem is so far is a lack of marketing. If they fix that like they are starting to, it will be a huge success.

I am one of the few lucky Americans to already own one so unlike all the other users giving their misconceptions I can deliver fact. First off I'll clear up some misconceptions with Uncharted: Golden Abyss. Just finished my first run through on normal and enjoyed every minute of it. It is on par with the first, second, and third games, no joke. As an Uncharted fan I'll compare it to the other games to keep my personal bias out. Story is almost the same as Uncharted 1, as in the "feel". Actual events are more similar to the second with a backstabbing friend and a prologue (no spoilers). I even like some of the characters more than the ones on ps3. And now I'm to the gimmicks. First off they aren't! Everything feels intuitive and natural, almost all adding a lot to the game. I love cleaning artifacts and the such using the touch screens. Also the gyroscopic aiming works great! I have got so many head shots because of it. And that brings me to bonus stuff not in the other games. As well as a bunch of treasures their are charcoal drawings and photos. They add so much replay value. I'm not going to say it's better than Uncharted 2 and 3, but it sure isn't worse. Golden Abyss brings a fresh taste to the series and just wouldn't work as well on the PS3. I don't just recommend this game, I recommend buying a Vita just for this game. It sure should be a system seller.

With more great games that just aren't possible on any other device the PS Vita has no lack of perfect software. I can guarente anyone that actually owns one will have nothing but positive remarks, Sony just needs to tell people about it.