Runa216 said:
IIIIITHE1IIIII said:
Bolded: People use their cellphones for portable gaming. Epic gaming experiences that you get from titles like Uncharted are much better suited for when playing at home.
Italics: No, I'm saying that the audience that Sony is trying to catch wouldn't have a reason for it. A hardcore gamer wouldn't play Call of Duty or GTA on the buss.
The DS/Wii software comparisons are invalid since they both are casual titles (unlike Cod/GTA/AC). NSMB is not very different (if at all) compared to cellphone games.
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You're rather poor at this whole "seeing it from other people's perspective" thing, aren't you? just becuase YOU would rather play it on a bigscreen doesn't mean that EVERYONE would rather play it on a big screen. What if you're working in a job that requires you have no time at home but lots of time on a bus or subway? what if you fly a lot? what if you're in school? what if you don't have a 1000 dollar TV? what ifyou actually PREFER handheld gaming? what if you like the added bonuses of using touch screen or whatever? there's dozens of reasons to play a game on a handheld, and you've managed to convince yourself that they're all pointless. I cannot help someone so closeminded.
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Bolded: That's true, but the majority is very great.
Italics: This is where the great minority comes in. Most of those people would settle for their cellphone/iPad/laptop.
Underlined: What? That would not be necessary.
Rest: Don't fool yourself. People who prefer handheld gaming generally play Nintendo consoles and don't care for hardcore titles. All these small reasons to buy a Vita pales when compared to the massive smartphone market. People do not care (yet) about Vita.
I am not close minded. I am just drawing my conclusions from what I see.
