I don't know if you fully understand the concept of a system seller. It's a game that pushes the sales of systems upwards because of its popularity. All of the games mentioned did that, it doesn't matter if they were new IPs, that they hit new peaks or that they came out midway through the generation.

I think what OP fails to realize is that Vita IS NOT supposed to replace the PS3. It's supposed to replace your PSP.

I would say Monster Hunter, but now that it is sharing the franchise with the 3DS, I'm not sure it will have the same impact.

But that said, all it takes it one title to ignite the console, and it could come out of nowhere for all we know. I'm sure nobody expected Monster Hunter would single handedly revive the PSP in Japan, and nobody expected Brain Age and Nintendogs to ignite the DS to the heavens.

This is sadly very true. GTA with a 7.35 million cap as opposed to 20.81 says leaps and bounds by itself, though I do always love to point out how anemic PSP software market was and the fact that the best game in the series never made an appearance.  Some of these games may contain deep stories and graphical realism such as GTA but I don't think that's the reason why they are played.

I know all of two people who ever finshed a GTA game and none of them were displeased.  These gameplay elements might be enhanced with portability, connectivity and other interface changes.  A draw your own play on PSV might make it the best version of Madden and different from the console bretheren.  I hear nothing but praise so far for FIFA and it's touch integration.  Same of six axis aim assist.  We could see these series evolve into something portable now that developers can easily port engines and take time to finesse gameplay without having to crete vastly different art assets.  If EA can get that I don't see who can't.  Increased and better output from western stuidios is a system seller.  

I think Sony will also try to craft handheld experiences.  They did with PSP.  I can't guarantee any massive success for them and I am astounded at how bad they have been at trying to grow these titles.  I wish they would buy the pixelJunk studio. I think with right marketing they just scream Portable hits.  All their PS3 titles have the right artstyle and genres to be great portable games and price points to boot.  I feel like Ape Escape was the last time Sony built a great game that really showcased hardware really well outisde the pixel pushing race.  Where on earth is Ape Escape Vita? I would settle for a 1-3 HD collection with a few gaiden in the meantime.

I honestly have no idea why you bother

that's all well and nice...... but it didn't answer my question probably should have said at launch, you that periord the Vita is in right now

Sony needs to focus its first party Vita development more towards games like Sound Shapes and Gravity Rush and less on Resistance and Killzone.

MLB 12 The Show has less content, with that only being less replays, that way the game moves at a faster pace to keep it a bit more "bite sized".

Mortal Kombat has more content than any of the console versions thanks to an enlarged Challenge Tower.

LBPVita has more features and content than any console LBP.

His Uncharted example I think had something to do with detail in the graphics... although I don't know what that has to do with gaming "content" because the single player portion is just as large as any console Uncharted.

SFxTekken will have MORE than it's console equivalents.

Disgaea 3 has more content than it's console equivalent.

Resistance has a full scale single player and online multiplayer with various game modes.

Gravity Rush is a full sized sandbox title with DLC just like any console title.

Marvel Vs Capcom 3 is the same as it's console equivalent.

Rayman lacks co-op, but makes up for it with exclusive gameplay options. Still wonder why they axed co-op since the Vita can easily handle it as shown with various other titles. Oh well, Rayman Legends will show us soon.

Super Stardust contains more than it's console equivalent.

BlazBlue is virtually identical to it's console equivalent.

Plants Vs. Zombies contains more than it's console equivalent.

Ninja Gaiden is the same game as it's console equivalent only with newly added controls schemes.

These are launch-Launch window titles too. Only think of what comes next.

Claiming that Vita games have less content is just plain wrong and only shows the OP lacks the proper information required to begin that discussion.

Final Fantasy VII remake = Japan go crazy / FFVII fanboys go crazy
Monster Hunter = Japan again go crazy
COD = rest of world starts to give a fuk
MW = rest of world starts to give a fuk

Not saying it's a system seller but I don't feel like making a new thread. I just want to say that the Gravity Rush demo is finally out in the USA and it's awesome.