I think that line pretty much backs up the point Ajescent has been trying to make this whole thread :P

ot just forum dwellers, it got praise from journalists and analysts as well. I'm talking specifically about after its E3 reveal.

Aside: If consumers are easily swayed by a price cut I think that says a lot more about consumers than anything else. 

You say the Vita lacks "system sellers" I see people say that all the time but what exactly does that mean? Do we mean big block busters that shows of a console's feature Or shows you why a console is unique?

Uncharted GA did that 

Do you mean a well known franchise that has a huge following?

COD: classified and AssCreed had those

And that's just naming 3 games.

There is no defining checklist of what makes a system seller. So people keep saying "It lacks system sellers" makes no sense.

The Vita has a huge library of games that caters to every taste, from "system sellers" to "AAA" to yearly releases, to Indies, to mobile but yet, no one is buying it.

The Vita could come tomorrow with a £25 price cut, people will still ignore it.

I still see this arguement with the PS3, the ps3 costs about half what it did when it launched and has more games than sense, yet people still say:

"I'll get when after a price cut."

"Or, I'll get one when Last Guardian/Agent/Versus comes out."

Completely forgetting the rediculously large library of games that came out before.

The hardware is good, the library is good, the price is good. yet people still choose to ignore it.

At what point, do we turn to the consumers and say "Seriously people, what the hell is going on?"

Blaming Sony and the game devs/publishers etc is easy but the consumers play just as big a part as the 

You obviously meant to continue spewing the lies we've been hearing for the past two months about Nintendo's E3 presence.