Michael-5 said:
Maybe to each their own, but this is why 3DS is murdering PSV in sales. Most prefer 3DS. --- PSV is a good console, but not a great system. Being able to play PS1 games is nice, especially since PS1 was discontinued 10 years ago, and many people haven't had a chance to play some of those great gems. Plus being able to play slightly downgraded PS3 games on the go is also very nice. However PSV offer very little that's new on it's own. It heavily relies on PS1/PS3 ports to keep it alive, and if you already own a PS1/PS3, and even beat most of these ports. There really is little reason to buy a $250 console to play them all over again. 3DS on the other hand does offer a lot on its own, and with Virtual console + DS backward compatibility, people have access to a lot more great retro games. Plus DS and 3DS saw a lot of SNES and now PS1 era JRPG's being remade. Add in the fact that a 3DS is $80 cheaper, and it's a pretty solid deal. |
PS3 sure as hell can't play all those games. Besides you missed my point, just because the Vita does not have many exclusives doesn't mean it has no games to play on it. I realize that theres alot of ports and games that are available on other consoles but I think its cool that I can have so many types of games on one portable console (which like I stated before I prefer). For people like me who have never played some of the ports its getting and never would on a home console they now have the opportunity to play it on a portable system.
Besides you can bet your ass that if Nintendo still tried to sell a 3DS for $250 like they did when it launched it we'd live in a completely different world today. Of course thats not to say that Sony would have had to do somethings different as well like add in onboard memory ala PSPGo.
The fact of the matter is while the 3DS runs circles round the Vita as far as exclusives the Vita still has plenty to offer new or not. Anybody who likes portable gaming shouldn't just dismiss the Vita and do themselves a favor, just own both.








