I was purely referring to its library. You stating the 3DS sold well with a poor library only makes the average videogame consumer look like an individual that isn't interested in videogames, which I don't approve of but seems to generally be the case as of late.

I think this week in Media Create a 3DS/PSV multiplat actually sold more on the Vita by 100 units, i'm pretty sure developers take note of these occurrences so I wouldn't worry too greatly about the Vitas immediate future.

This may come as a shock to some, but PS Vita does have games coming out for it later this year. Many have slated Sony and the device for it’s lack of games, but with around 40 titles already on the system and at least 20+ more to come before the end of the year, I think that the Vita is unfairly criticised.

I’m pretty sure most of the criticism the device is receiving is probably down to Sony rather than the Vita itself. Sony certainly didn’t do itself any favours with its poor E3 showing, instead opting to concentrate on Wonderbook, rather than the handheld.

Sony, it seems, immediately regretted that decision, with Worldwide Studios chief Shuhei Yoshida saying after the show that the company “could have spent more time – probably should have” showing off the games coming out this year. On the bright side, the hardware giant does have the opportunity to make up for this with its gamescom press conference next month – and you can bet it won’t make the same mistake again.

Unannounced titles at gamescom could include the widely rumoured Medal of Honor and possibly even some form of Monster Hunter title, while those of a more hopeful nature will be desperate for a new game from the legends that are RockStar Games.

Personally I’d love to see a western style RPG on the system and a date for the long awaited PSOne support, although it remains to be seen what Sony has up its sleeves.

Then there is the promise of a more Vita centred Tokyo Game Show from Sony and of course, the Japanese event -PlayStation Heaven, which we are told will take place soon. This is likely to include Japanese-centric titles, though that doesn’t mean we won’t see them over here (Soul Sacrifice was revealed during the last event).

So yeah, things are looking good for PS Vita at the moment, although if Sony fails to deliver at gamescom then, once again, we’ll have to put up with the “Vita is doomed” merchants.

While we wait for gamescom to arrive, I’ve compiled a list of the PS Vita games we can expect to see before the end of 2012, I’ve probably missed a few, but if I have simply post them below and i’ll add them in for you.

Anyway, I think it’s a pretty good list and I’m excited to see what else Sony comes up with for the system for this year and beyond.

The Vita is a fantastic machine and I for one am glad it exists.

Upcoming PS Vita Titles (2012)

• Assassin’s Creed 3: Liberation
• Call of Duty: Declassification
• Dr Who and the Eternity Clock
• FIFA 13
• Foosball 2012
• Guacamelee!
• Jet Set Radio
• LEGO Lord of the Rings
• LittleBigPlanet
• Madden 13
• Need for Speed: Most Wanted
• New Little King’s Story
• Oddworld Stranger’s Wrath HD
• Persona 4
• PlayStation All-Stars
• Puddle
• Retro City Rampage
• Rocketbirds
• Silent Hill: Book of Memories
• Sine Mora
• Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time
• Smart As
• Sonic & All-Star Racing
• Sound Shapes
• Soul Sacrifice
• Street Fighter X Tekken
• Super Monkey Ball
• World Rally Championship 3
• Zen PinBall 2
• Zone of the Enders HD collection
• Warrior’s Lair

http://www.shoptonews.net/2012/07/20/ps-vita-is-not-dead-its-just-waking-up/

Nice list...  So if we take out all the non-exclusives what does the list look like?  I'm asking because exclusives seem to be really important to some people so it'll be interesting to see that list as well. 

It's a good idea. But I'm afraid it's console counterparts will/might out-shadow the HandHeld Versions.

Perhaps your fears are misplaced. There are many examples of games releasing a handheld and console counterpart where both have sold reasonably well even despite the fact that the handheld counterpart was a crippled version of the console game. Now that the handheld devices are actually competant, I expect them to sell even better than in the past. Also, they are completely different experiences than the console counterparts. I would be more worried if the handheld versions were just gimped console ports . That being said, I'm starting to think the new CoD on the vita will not do as much for the vita as hoped because I genuinely expect it to be a terrible experience. I know absolutely nothing has been shown about it, and that's what scares me the most. Assassins Creed Liberation white 4 gb bundle will be what sells the vita this holiday if anything.

I place my bets on the AssCreed bundle, too.

CoD just seems like an all around Console experience, or at least, that's what the fan-base seems to like the most.