Kresnik said:
I prefer physical releases. To the extent where I've imported a number of games from Asia rather than buy digital-only European versions. But Vita is in a dire situation in the west (and worldwide, to an extent). It's selling horribly. Software is doing average at best. And despite all of this, a game you're interested in from a series you've loved since childhood is coming to the Vita in the west. It's being translated into English and it's coming to a storefront that you're able to buy it on. And you don't want it at all and now have no interest in the series. Because it's not a physical release? I mean, seriously. It's backwards logic and it shows how entitled gamers have become these days. |
No backwards logic is to take the time to bring the game to the west and not give it the support it needs to survive. I agree 100%. I skipped plenty of titles because of that. If they're releasing a ps4 version they're already playing it safe. No excuse not to have physical on ps vita if another platform has. What people don't understand is you're advertising you game by having a physical release, Namco plus other companies have been happy with Vita sales so far in most cases. Physical releases will help. Here in Canada it's approx $56 and change after tax for a new physical vita game on average (Re;Birth 3 was that price as example) and only $34.99-$39.99 for that same game digital. I always go physical either way. Owning a game digitally just isn't a everyone type of thing.
