Yeah michael jackson, would never buy a dance title for a handheld...

and Little deviants, doesnt look as cool as I thought, I loved the thing with the backtouch, but the rest is just not my thing.

and I love the ports vita is getting to be honest :D Zone Of The Enders is first on my list, and since I havend nearly finished FFX that is also high on my list, also Ninja gaiden looks pretty cool.

the Untitled, far far away, we have nothing, Hideo Kojima game... it was better to not hear a single thing about it.. now people will whine about for altleast the next 4 year thus me disliking the game already..

There are quite a few I don't like, there aren't that many I like either.

Gotta love the remakes though =)

...Or am I the only one?

i've never bought a handheld but i might dabble into a vita,

what i want to know is what will be the first Sony movie to have a kid playiong a vita in it >_>

port title with using VITA features to play them is fine to me, unless they just simply port without any new features then its really a turn off...
F1 2011 for VITA is a crap to me so far I've seen from all the line-up, that kinda quality should be for PSP not VITA...

I'm curious about what kind of distinction you'd make. I don't find ports to be a bad thing by definition, but it's something that needs to be handled delicately. The most important thing about them should be finding a balance between ports and original content, so the ports for the Vita don't really bother me, because there's tons of original content coming too.

That said, basic ports are nothing to celebrate. If any game is going to get a late port for the launch of a new platform, it better be something special. It has to be better than the original in some way, like having more content, better graphics or better controls, etc.

A good remake/remastering of a game is awesome, it provides me with a chance to play a game in its greatest form, and that's the sort of late port I like. It's (hopefully) the best version of the game and is well suited/adapted for the platform it is ported to (like OoT3D, Monster Hunter 3G Vita and so on). 

Even a game like Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom on the Vita actually looks very attractive, even though it's not very different from its console counterparts. It's simply because the platform is well suited for it, I'd much rather be playing a game like that on the go from time to time than for hours on end in my home.

So I would disagree with your black and white view of the port situation. It's very delicate, but it can definitely be a good thing.

okay updated!

Funny that you can judge the games even though neither the handheld nor the games have actually been released.

Okay thanks.

anytime