Explain: Sony abandoning the Vita

[Dr.Henry_Killinger]

RolStoppable said:

Dr.Henry_Killinger said:

When you can't comprehend the question, its unlikely you'll give the right answer.
Still waiting on that Vita games comparison.

And to be honest, part of me already knows that declining support is actually the case, and that it makes a strong support for the opinion of Sony's treatment of the Vita.

However, it's both typical and disappointing that this thread is 12 pages in and no one has given me what I've asked for. So emotionally blinded by opinions and assumptions that the posters in this thread don't even do the simple research to back up their arguments, instead citing sales as if the reason Vita sales dropped was because of support and not the other way as well, ignoring the fact that the two are interconnected.

I simply don't have the patience to explain why for the umpteenth time, anything else is invalid.

Apparently because I'm not convinced of the "Abandonment Claim" I'm not only disagreeing with it but I'm also blinded by the fact that I'm a Sony fan rather than wanting some evidence. But hey, asking for logic is way too much to ask.

EDIT: Common Sense isn't good enough for me, sorry. I think its pretty stupid to believe something solely because everyone else does.

If your current approach has proven to be that fruitless, then it's a good time to change the rules of the game. So instead of asking people to provide the proof that Sony has abandoned/is abandoning the Vita, you will provide the proof for your side of the argument (that Sony has not abandoned the Vita). So far you have failed to do so.

Well here's the thing, Rol.

My side of the argument is that I am not convinced of either claim not that (Sony has not abandoned the Vita) . I don't need evidence to support a neutral standpoint. Notice how the thread title is not making a declarative statement but instead asking for the explanation of the following claim. Instead of saying "I don't believe" I say, "I don't understand".

The lack of proof is why I can't reach a conclusion, I'm not asserting one.

EDIT:

It's simple really, since we are assuming support = software support

If the amount of games increase per year of the Vita then its getting more support,

if the amount of games decreases per year of the Vita then its getting less support,

ignore third party games if limiting it to 1st party support,

set an arbitrary Metascore if limiting to games with X meta or above (since its the closest metric to a game's quality you will get)