| kowenicki said: "Sony has with the Vita showed courage and stood against the trend of the times: The device is a solid processed games machine that has everything you need players - for example, a reasonable way to control even the most demanding games, which for pure touch devices only . seldom well succeed, it is a device that can hopefully fill the still unfulfilled promise soon to life's great that the CV has offered to start a large variety of games -. also exists when the major part of popular brands and Play delivers. only one thing: one reason why it should necessarily have a unique selling point, a brilliant idea - as they did with the Nintendo 3D screen.
Not the best translation but I think it is basically saying its a great piece of kit and a fine last hurrah before mobiles (phone and tablets) finally kill off handhelds. |
Do you really think mobiles will kill off handhelds though? Lets be honest here, I am a massive gamer and I have one of the most powerfull smartphones on the planet right now. I have never downloaded a game for it and I never will. I have tried tonnes of demos on the phone like fruit ninja and even dead space but I deleted them instantly. You will NEVER get games with the production values of Uncharted: Golden abyss on a phone with touch controls only, it just isnt possible. I commute to work every day and it is a joy to play Uncharted on my journey every morning and evening.
The funny thing is I use my smart phone for everything else except games and thats where my VITA comes in.
