So is this going to be Vita's last holiday?

[Kuksenkov]

Guitarguy said:
PS3 still definitely has legs in it. It has a large collection of great games, plays blu-rays etc. With a good price drop, they can capture more sales from casual purchasers looking for a new toy to entertain the kids(but don't want to drop $400 for a PS4-X1). The PS3 has been holding a 50-60k baseline for a while without a price drop and any new significant games. I think it still has a good two years in it. The Vita on the other hand... I don't know what went wrong there. They have the library. Killzone, Wipeout, Uncharted, Injustice, MvC3, Minecraft, Gravity Rush, LBP, Metal Gear collection etc.It perplexes me when people say the Vita games are all indies/portswhen the 3DS's main draws are basically ports of old gams(Ocarina of time) or ports of Wii U games(Smash Bros/Mario Kart). Is Pokemon that big of a system seller?

Yes. Pokemon is the biggest system seller out there. If Nintendo were ever to be close to bankruptcy, their last attempt to survive would be a full 3D open world Pokemon game on home console = Millions of sales. Just like SE's FF VII remake.

On topic: What's a VITA?

JK. I doubt it's last holiday is any time soon. Handheld consoles usually have longer life cycles per Gen, I don't see VITA being the exception. Dem Tales games and other JRPGS will probably make me get one.