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sc94597 on 25 March 2015
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VXIII said:

Vita: LittleBigPlanet, Gravity Rush, Tearaway.
Those games utilize the Vita hardware ( input methods ) in smart ways that can only work on the Vita.

Home consoles is where it gets tricky. We can not know for sure. Things like AI, FPS, the amount of enemies on the screen, the interactivity with the environments, the size of the areas. All can be considered "gameplay" because they have effects on your experience. Most compromises happen in those not so obvious elements.

How about Bloodborne extremely rich environments and destructible objects, or The Order solid 30fps ? Would you consider those to be "gameplay" ? I sure do.

@Bolded These are valid if you notice the differences and can specifically mention them for particular games. Have you noticed in a specific game that the AI is better? As for FPS, it seems to me that the average framerate this generation isn't that much off from the average frame-rate last generation. Many games, like last generation, fail to reach a locked 30 fps. 

As for your last sentence, yes, if the destructible objects affect how you play the game (rather than being aesthetically pleasing.) The Order wasn't on last generation consoles, so we can't say.