DemoniOtaku on 20 January 2013
| Kresnik said: Also, about the third party stuff, I kind of have to agree with KylieDog on it. To an extent, at least. Across the board, third party support on Vita has been absolute shit so far. Honourable mention to Ubisoft & SEGA for at least bringing us a couple of new things. But otherwise it's just been crap from everyone. In reality, EA's support has pretty much been just as bad as Capcom's. Both of them churned out ports of console games, but in the case of EA it's just the games they have ported (FIFA, Madden & Need for Speed) have been more helpful to Vita than Capcom's ports have (two fighting games). That just says more about each company's state at the moment than anything else. In order of how much effort I think third parties have put in: - Ubisoft (launch titles to get the console off the ground, plus new Lumines & Assassin's Creed. They've tried the hardest imo). - Marvelous AQL (hadn't even heard of them until Vita. But Senran Kagura, Soul Sacrifice & NLKS is at least some effort) - SEGA (Miku was a godsend for Japan, but just ports otherwise. If PSO2 turns out okay, I'll be pleased). - EA (FIFA, Madden & Need for Speed have always been important on Sony consoles. Could do with something original & more effort in next year's FIFA). - Tecmo Koei (at least they're keeping 2013 propped up with ports, and they bothered to make an original Dynasty Warriors game). - Nihon Falcom (they've been propping up small amounts of Vita owners in Japan with new content) - Namco Bandai (surprisingly, they haven't actually done that much. Low-effort Ridge Racer game & ports of PSP and DS games. Not the kind of support Vita needs from them. Tales of Hearts might redeem a bit). - Konami (MGS HD was good. Silent Hill was awful.). - Warner Bros. (Mortal Kombat helped, but ports of DS LEGO games isn't great. The original LEGO game in 2013 may push them up a bit). - Capcom (two ports at least puts them above these next two). - Square Enix (no effort whatsoever). - Activision (even less effort than that. A complete disaster). Sorry, I like making lists. Point being, anyway, that even Ubisoft who I consider to have put the most effort into Vita, haven't really done that much. And even though Capcom is near the bottom, Konami & WB's effort's really haven't been much better. I hope we see some kind of turn-around next year. |
NamcoBandai to me they are redeeming with Project J Versus and One Piece Pirate Warriors 2.. if they could port Cyberconnect's Naruto games.. that would help a lot to Vita.. Naruto and others Anime games are really populars on portable consoles...
