Conegamer said:
M.U.G.E.N said:
Conegamer said:
I'd imagine we know a fair few of those games.
Definitely LBP Karting, Sony All Stars, Last Of Us, God Of War, Assassin's Creed, Bioshock...
Maybe other games like Gravity Rush, COD etc., leaving us with only 8 or 9 new games. Assuming 60/40 PS3-PSV split, we're looking at 4/5 new Vita games. Not bad, but it could have been more.
This is assuming these new 'experiences' aren't apps, as well.
Also, the Sony area is the same size as Nintendo's, and the same size as last year. Microsoft's is much bigger, though. New Xbox maybe? Something else? |
what you have to keep in mind is that with Sony, they go big in all three conferences unlike the the competition. They always unveil a lot at GC and TGS. So I expect the new vita game announcements to be deivided up between the three this year. Which also makes sense cuz that will give spotlight to each game for a longer time and will help them phase out the announcements to keep the excitement going.
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No, I'm well aware, but it still won't do much for the Vita in the short-term. If the games announced at the conferences are released within 6 months of the conference, then only the games at E3 have a real chance of being out by year's end. And that's what the Vita needs.
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well i don't think it's only about the current year tho...we just need one - two more strong games for this holiday then some for the next year..GC is after like a month or so from E3 I think. Sony's European studios will annunce their stuff there.
