I agree 100%.

I'm actually thinking about getting it for the Vita because it feels right for the platform.

Wow, not many games get 1000+ ratings since 80% of the people don't rate (including myself). That means that it sold pretty well in it's digital form or, that japanese gamers love to rate their games lol

I believe that Amazon's release date of May 29th is not possible, Sony would not release 2 mayor titles the same day as Resistance's release date is that same one.

It's true, it comes with the system.

Heres the question. Do you buy the vita now while you has monies, or do you wait for the monster hunter model to come out so you don't slap yourself later for not getting it. Also wait for the slim model with maybe tv support and increased little goodies. To me psp 2000 was far superior to the 1000 model.

ok guys i know this isn't Vita related but in my sig there are 2 threads. one about the last of US, and another about the death of an Insomniac programmer.

i thought you guys might be interested.

Wait a while I guess but don't wait for a slim version. This sweet baby still has lots of tricks no body knows about. I mean it has an entire port smackdab on the top of the system and no one has a clue what it's for. Factor in the charging cable works for data transfer the possibilty of video out being added in with a software update becomes more and more likely.

a seemingly honest reveiw by Adam Sessler on UC:GA i think he makes great points

Sometimes it feels like a reviewer would give a great game with no motion controlls a 10/10, but would give a great game with motion controls as an option a lesser score because the option doesn't work the way they attended. Maybe it's just me but if that's the case how can you give something with more less?

I know I'm suddenly posting a lot but 90% of that review is bull. Set pieces: no sinking ships or exploding planes but A LOT more than the bridge in the first hour of the game. Touch Screen: I also didn't like tapping on enemies to attack or clicking on weapons (usually) to pick them up but they are OPTIONAL! The few touch screen only things such as cutting, finishing attacks, and such at least to me felt great. I loved when Drake jumps and almost falls off so you quickly swipe up to save him. To me this worked great because it hardly ever happened. Instead of expecting it on every jump, it caught me of guard each time making it that much more emersive. Also the touch screen works great for throughing grenades which they never mention... Puzzles: agree with them. Motion Sensing: agree again also with balencing, but for pictures I atleast loved it. You feel like you are really holding the camera yourself. Also they oddly leave out aiming using motion sensing. For me at least it worked GREAT for all non heavy weapons. The amount of precision was amaizing. Because of it I got over 200 head shots my first play through, infact it works so good my main weapons were a pistol and sniper rifle the whole game. On the console versions I always went with big nasty weapons like shotguns and such. Strange they left this positive use out...

I know I sound like a super fan but this review upon digging deeper seems forced to the negative side. They leave out almost EVERY POSITIVE change! Like o yeah, all cut scenes are rendered live and as a result you can collect treasure if you see it in the background.