Do you see how ignorant my statement seems to you?  that's how you look to people who like Handheld gaming devices.  Perspective is nice, eh? 

That's completely unrelated. Of course there are people who like to have hardcore titles for their portable devices, but that doesn't make them 'many'.

To see how many exactly, we will have to wait. But I'm just expressing my opinion in this thread and I don't think that they are too many. Feel free to disagree, I don't mind.

???

I don't see a single post from Pezus in this thread :S

(or are you talking about another one?)

Pretty much this, plus Assassin's Creed

The Vita doesn't need any system sellers, it needs advertising. Like I have said many times before who have actually tried it almost always love it. Too bad it's a catch 22 as most people haven't used one so most people express their dislike meaning more people won't try it. The only real solution is advertising yet Sony sucks at that.

Games that I'd consider system sellers to the average gamer are Uncharted, Gravity Rush, and LBPV. Don't listen to reviews saying Uncharted GA is worse than the console ones, it's different. Bend realized what worked in 2 and 3 didn't always translate the best to a portable so they expanded on other aspects of the game. Gravity Rush is getting great reviews and is exclusive to Vita. That alone makes it have the potential to sell systems. LBPV is nothing like LBP PSP. Instead of removing a few features from the console ones they are adding them. Media Molecule has even out right stated LBPV surpasses what they achieved with 1 and 2, and they aren't even developing it. After E3 hopefully COD and the like can also be system sellers.

Strawman and ad hominem

1. You can't just ask people around you and use that as evidence. That is not a legit means of polling. How many people? What kind of people? Is there possible bias in the survey(such as using a term like "big screen" instead of home console)? Are you only asking people you know? And for that matter, did you even ask?

2. What does it matter that people play casual or hardcore titles as long as they are playing? System sellers are both hardcore and casual.

3. My answer actally says that they can replace computers and phones. There are trade offs, but no different than using a phone as a computer. The Vita will be improving in functionality over time.

4. I mentioned the memory card price but I forgot to include that inflation has risen since the PSPs release. The Vita is not as expensive as everyone has been told to believe. The memory card is probably to blame for this. When the price was first announced it was received with praise. When looking at the hardware the price is also very affordable compared to other products with that capability, such as the iPad 3.

They will if they want to play it on the road and if it's not available on consoles, like Golden Abyss and Bioshock Vita. And who says it has to have less content? LBPV is going to have more features than it's console counterparts. People clearly want Uncharted on PSV, it's sold 600k on a system that's only sold 2 million, Uncharted is probably near on around 800k if you count digital sales

I want new IPs more than anything, even if they are not totally unique IPs. A variety of fresh IPs could also work collectively as system sellers.

As for system sellers, a legitimate, well-crafted shooter is their best bet for the western market, since we love shooters. Since the device is fairly new, it's up for grabs for any developer to stake their claim and establish themselves amongst Vita gamers. Even though there are plenty of shooters available for consoles, I think a high profile handheld shooter could bring something new to the table for shooter fans and could even be highly desirable for shooter fans.