| leatherhat said: 1. It does 2. I think the general idea is that this will boost hardware for vita |
1. So hopefully this game will utilize that.
2. I don't think so. I think the mass COD consumer will spend $10 (vs $350) and get it on their home console as playing on wifi restrictions is still too limiting.
Its going to take a few BIG first party true exclusive experiences to make Vita take off as is OR a significant price drop. Unfortunately Sony doesn't seem to provide the exclusive experiences like Nitnendo does with Pokemon and other portable experience only titles and they simply couldn't afford a significant price drop on the hardware.
I'm not trying to be overly negative here either. Just pointing out my opinion on what a portable needs to be highly successful.
