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Nem on 04 October 2015
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Soundwave said:
Nem said:

Well, aside from the fact that you say uncharted golden abyss isnt a console quality title, i totally agree.

Sony is to blame. They stopped believing in the Vita after launch. Hardly gave it a chance.

Despite all that, i dont mind not having "AAA" titles on the Vita. Though i do think Sony shoud've kept supporting it with sequals to uncharted and the other Vita games whose tools were already developed and whose sequals would be cheaper to produce. There never was a new GoW for it aswell, a big staple of the PSP.

No, my only request and almost demand out of Sony, it to freaking localise everything that fans ask for. They asked for a list and they got it. Seriously, it will still make them a bit of change while keeping some consumer trust. They messed up big time with the Vita, but what i woud like to see is an atempt to make it up to us. Especially now that the PS4 isnt in any sort of risk.
Help namco bring Innocence R, god eater 2. Make sure SaGa doesn stay in japa only, pester Sega for PSNova, tri ace for eist archive, etc. We dont need triple A titles to enjoy the Vita. We need for the games that are made for Vita to come out here aswell.

What game was better for the PSP launch? That had a great launch in 2004 (sold actually better than the DS out of the gates). You wanna know why? No one had a freaking smartphone that could surf the internet, had a HD display, take/edit/post photos and video, had Facebook/Instagram/Twitter, could play games, play music, and do 50 other things in their pocket. 

In 2004/5, the extent of "entertainment" on a cell phone for most people was similar to this:

Maybe if you were real lucky your phone had some shitty version of one-handed Tetris on it. 

People forget now, but I remember even in 2004/5 when the first phones started to get a camera on them ... a crap 1.2 megapixel camera, how amazed people were at that idea. Or that pre-iPhone "iTunes" Motorola phone that could play like 15 songs, lol. People used to be amazed at that. 


I think no one is disputing the fact that casuals moved away, but the fact that Sony was incapable of tapping the gamer segment. The same segment that still buys 50m 3DS'.