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Sleepyprince said:
michel3105 said:
In my opinion, Vita still needs that "anime touch" to better communicate its position to the many manga and anime lovers in southern europe. Hopefully, Demon Gaze, Y's, Conception and that Curry whatsitsname RPG will contribute toward this.


No, thanks. 

Anime lovers already love the Ps Vita. See this thread ? It's full of them. Anime lovers are often video game lovers, they already know about the vita. 

It's been said over fifteen million times already, what Vita need is a clean price cut on memory card, more great exclusive titles like Killzone Mercenary or Tearaway (titles that can be sold at a very large audience), and also the console being open to public software for all the mod lover who made the success of the PSP back in the time.

That's the only three things the console need. The rest is bullshit and we should stop for ever to keep putting them on the table as it draw away the attention of the main, true Ps Vita problems. 

Plus if there's so anime like games on vita, it's because there's almost nothing on it to overshadow them. They sell way better than on ps360 where nobody, even Sony and Microsoft, fucking care about them. 


You're definitely right, vita does need big 3rd party exclusives, but it seems a little short-sighted to say that anime fans are in to vita already - when you look at the big anime series like naruto, one piece and bleach, they have millions of people who buy their manga alone before you consider the Tv and other merchendise and given that vita doesn't have an install base of 10s or 100s of millions, I think there's still a lot of potential in persuing that audience - remember that unlike PSP, vita hasn't really had any games from these big series (except Gundam Breaker, but that was a late version of a PS3 game) and ultimately though they may still be something of a niche, the whole anime/manga market is a fairly large niche and selling the vita to those sorts of people is far better than selling it to no-one at all