Would you be happy if the Vita received more enhanced ports from previous gens?

[Chandler]

the2real4mafol said:

Chandler said:

the2real4mafol said:

Chandler said:
People pressing yes make me sick.

You must be sick quite often then lol

I mean in this context. People pressing yes are for the most part just sugarcoating the situation the Vita finds itself in.

How? Vita needs games and has had some good "ports" alongside good new games so far. You could say Little King's Story, Persona 4 and Metal Gear Solid HD collection are all ports but they have all made great additions. Hell, some argue Persona 4 is the one of the best game on Vita so far. They may be ports, but they use the unique features well and so end up playing differently to what they would on console. That's because they weren't lazy cash ins like they could off been. Resistance burning skies and call of duty black ops declassified may have been new games but were terrible due to lazy developers and the fact they were rushed.

Is it a really a port if it adds so much new stuff to the gameplay and content, especially if it's done well?

But I admit i pressed yes like many people in this thread and that's because the Vita could get some great games from yesteryear to add with the great new games it's getting. No matter what you say, ports have added greatly to handhelds. The GBA, DS and 3DS all got tons of nintendo classics and despite being ports, were quite nice to play on the go. I'm not saying we should rely on ports but there shouldn't be a problem with them being released on the system.  

I am not arguing the quality of "some" of the ports the Vita got so far. Still, it's already way too reliant on this type of games and it also has a shit-ton of yesteryears Indie titles and HD Collections announced so the question if people would be ok with even more rehashed rereleases is just....

 

I just feel like Sony is going the easiest and cheapest possible way to hold the vita somehow over water until the ps4 releases to retool it into a remote play device.