Euphoria14 said:
NintendoPie said:
Euphoria14 said:
The PS Vita is in an asymmetrical gaming war, because most people will compare the price of the unit and the games to a smartphone and titles like Angry Birds, and the PS Vita will lose in that style of statistical comparisons. To come back to Sony’s gamble, that’s it in a nutshell. Over its lifetime, the PS Vita will shift less units than a smartphone. Will it sell enough?
I think it deserves to. It’s the only choice for gamers looking for console gaming while out and about. The build quality is fantastic, there’s a lot of technology that will be utilised well for many years. The launch titles cover a huge amount of ground and genres, with more to come.
As a multi-year investment in your own leisure time, I can’t think of a better way to spend your money.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/ewanspence/2012/02/25/ps-vita-review-sony-hits-a-triple-with-its-latest-console/2/
Didn't see this posted.
Oh by the way, they seem to love it. 
|
@italic Uhhh... I hope they/you are kidding about this.
|
#1.) I didn't write it.
#2.) Yes, I agree with it. I had a PSP and I can assure you that without the 2nd analog stick you can not support all genres properly. With the Vita and it's plethora of control inputs I don't see it having issue running anything you could find on home consoles. Unless of course you bring in Kinect/Move/WiiMotion games, although in return it can run games that those can not.
With 3DS I guess you could do so with the Circle Pad pro, but unfortunately that is a peripheral and not present on all 3DS units, so it won't ever be utilized properly. Pretty much the same exact problem PS3 + Vita has when compared to the Wii U and it's tablet controller.
Vita is pretty much a home console in your hands. It truly is a wonderful device.
|
The 3DS though is just as worthy (better in my opinion) handheld system. It has a perfect amount of games and perfectly fine controls. It works perfectly overall. Also you need to read my other post to see my view on that. ;)
