| tuscaniman99 said: @DevilRising My argument isn't slanted at all. Kids don't want a dedicated gaming handheld. They want something that can play games and do everything else. The iPod Touch / iPhone is taking the place of dedicated handhelds. Maybe not in other countries but in the US it is. The 3DS has been out 2 years and has only managed to sell 9 million in NA? That's terrible. |
It's sad really because i went from a dedicated gaming handheld (PSP) to iPod Touch a few years ago and i though it was amazing at the time but now decided to get a PS Vita. I don't know why anyone would want a phone for gaming, they are awful for gaming. They have many performance problems when it comes to proper games (it can't even play GTA III properly!) and lack buttons which are crucial to gaming. I also feel iOS/ Android games lack the gameplay and depth of games on the 3DS/ Vita, it's something my generation is really missing out on and it's a shame as i would pick a dedicated handheld over a phone any day. Why have a "jack of all trades" device when you can buy something that does it's specific purpose well? What phone could create the same expieriences that are possible on 3DS and Vita? None
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