osed125 said:
The cross platform play is cool and everything but, will the normal consumer invest in both a Vita and PS3/PS4?
If the Vita doesn't have a vast library of good games, why will someone pay $250 for just using it for the cross play and some few games here and there?. Especially since the Wii U can do the same for a cheaper price. I'm talking the normal consumer here, not the harcore gamer
The cross play it's a really good idea but if the Vita doesn't have games, there is no good reason to buy it just for that imo.
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the Question about the PSVita being and investment of $250.00 is not going to always be $250.00 many people are waiting, Sony knows this, do you think the other software sales in other part's of the Playstation Mobile are not there to provide income for the company? The point is 3RD party publisher's and developer's are going to go where the Money is, and the majority of money is heading to the Mobile space for to sell software on.
cheaper investment for the developer and publisher and higher ROI for them. I think many seem to Act like that if the PSVita does not gain any real stride before this year ends that it will be put out to pasture, like the PSPGo, but the Point is So what if it does?
Look at it this way, If the PSVita does get taken off the market how would that still effect it's support, really in the Mobile space? Right now Smartphones are selling so much in greater number per sales Quarter than dedicated Game handhelds are anyway. Sony is selling 7.4 million smartphones a sales Quarter even if the PSVita get's pulled, support will continue. As a matter of fact you would be able to get the PSVita cheaper Having the PSVita as an extra platform to get money for your software, for low investment cost anyway is not a deal breaker.
The more people that do not buy the PSVita the , more reason it gives for Sony to not make a dedicated handheld anymore and make smartphones their platform, which it seem's if this keep's up may be what Sony ends up doing anyway.
at worse case
Sony will still have say by the time it's all said and done maybe 3 to 5 million PSVita's in the market if it get's pulled, and everyone just states the PSVita was a flop. So what if it's a flop?, the point is can it still gain and keep software support even if no more PSVita's are sold? Even though the PSPGo is off the shelf can you still get games for it?
That's the Point people!