I would be happy with that. But I would go for that as a download not retail.

In an interview with Lumines: Electronic Symphony producer James Mielke conducted by IGN's sister site 1UP, some rather interesting news was revealed about the status of upcoming PlayStation Vita games in the works in Japan. 

Addressing concerns about Vita's long-term health in the face of concerns around pricing, complaints about needing to purchase additional memory units, or any of the other issues that naysayers have raised, he gave a rather confident response on Sony's behalf: 

"The only thing that is going to hold Sony back from succeeding with the Vita is having the right games," Mielke said. "And one of the benefits of working on the developer side in Japan is I know for a fact that they've got some games that, when they announce them, people are going to forget about all of the problems that they're imagining with the Vita." 

Those are some big words, and should fill early Vita adopters with some confidence that a deluge of announcements may be right around the corner. 

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As posted on: Don't worry PSVITA owners, Huge games in development.

trut me MUGEN, it's best that way lol. need to see more Soul Sacrifice.

From two Okamis - Okami PS2 is much much more likely port

And thinking about this it would be freaking awesome with touchscreen for paintbrush mode.

Why not?  Though everytime I start on a game I never get anywhere with it.  Damn my a.d.d. and lack of learning.  Though maybe this will be a bit different, I can only assume Sony's tools are atleast better than the no tools on ios and android.

yep I see good potential for this and sincerely hope sony make a HUGE push for it

I know it doesn't seem like much, but a simple sprite loader running on top of openGL is all I really want.  Though it running on C# is really bizarre to me, especially when Android runs on Java and has that native C mode.  None of which are C#.... but that's for another thread.

This thread is a constant reminder as to why I dislike talking to people (especially certain members of the VGC team) about the Vita. I'm constantly seeing naysayers and doomsdayers, and it's killin my buzz. PS3 had a horrible start, and look where it ended up; I think that's all the proof anyone ever needs to learn to not discount a system within it's first year or two. Not only has it not been a couple years, it's barely been out in the US for two months!

And to make the haters even more insufferable, the Vita has, in my opinion, had the strongest launch of any system. I've been there for the launches of every system since the SNES, and I don't ever recall a system having a launch lineup this strong. Granted, the Vita lacks that ultimate killer app like a Zelda or Gears of War (on Wii and 360, respectively), but it does have a pretty damn impressive Uncharted game as well as a slew of original content, ports, and downloads. I'm impressed, and reading this thread makes me even MORE hopeful for the future!

And if nothing else, I'm eagerly anticipating the HD remake/remaster of Final Fantasy X, which I REALLY hope has the international sphere grid and all the additives that came with that game.

To be honest, it doesn't really bother me since all these people saying negative stuff don't really know what they are talking about. Not only Vita does have some amazing games to be released (Gravity Rush and Resistance being my most hyped titles), I don't have a single doubt we are going to see a lot of support from Sony (already proved actually) and other big third parties (Capcom, SE, EA, Activision). The future of the system is as brilliant as Vita itself. That's the first time I actually bought a system that soon, I never doubted the future of it and I know for a fact it will have some smash and cult hits. Specially now, as Kaz is Sony's big boss!

Not true, the guy who I'm irked about is very knowledgeable, he's just VERY negative.