| nuckles87 said:
I'm not so concerned with the current line up as I am with the future. You see that whole part where I talked about future titles? Talked about being at E3? The Vita had very litttle to show for itself at the show. Almost everything there was either a port or wasn't very compelling. At E3 2011 I got to play Super Mario 3D Land, Kid Icarus, Starfox64, Kid Icarus, Resident Evil Revelations, and Luigi's Mansion 2 on the 3DS At this E3 I played Sly Cooper, Jet Set Radio, Little King's Story, Monkey Ball Banana Splitz and some weird rhythm game. Of these games only two were original titles and only one of those, Monkey Ball, was a lot of fun. I actually bypassed the 3DS line up this E3 to check out the Vita line up because I wanted to see what the platform's future was looking like. The line up, however, simply wasn't very compelling. The most excited I got for a game was Little King's Story, an enhanced port of an awesome Wii title that builds on the Pikmin formula. I love ports and I'm well aware of the typical "first year software drought" most systems have to endure. But the OP is asking about purchasing a Vita NOW, which is something I just can't recommend, looking at both current software and software coming in the near future. The issue here is that most of the compelling, quality software is games available on other systems. Systems that he already owns. |
You sir need to watch Gamescom then.
Before the PS3 everyone was nice to me :(
