Shinobi-san said:
small44 said:
Shinobi-san said:
I'm pretty sure COD didnt do as well as Activision would have liked. Same goes for AC with Ubisoft.
The reasons why third party games havent done well on PSV is pretty much irrelevant at this point. The games havent sold well and the system hasnt sold well, therefore they wont support it as best they can. We will probably continue seeing late/crappy ports and inferior home console spin offs.
In order for Sony to get the PSV going again they are going to need to get software that sells well and also moves hardware. This will entice other devs to put more effort in and have a bigger presence on the console.
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The vita cod is not made by Activision and is a bad games it does well for a console with a such low install base,Ubisoft said they are happy with Assasin Creed Liberations sales.
Psvita sale are so low because 3rd party has not support ,spin off would be enougth to save vita,i think Assasin Creed and cod are the only spin off games all the rest are late port.
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Not too sure what your point is here :?
No vita game has sold really well. None. Not 1 game. This doesnt entice publishers to give full support for the console. Spin offs and ports wont save the Vita. They need software that is specific to the console and specific to the handheld gaming experience.
Also activision is still the publisher of the Vita Cod.
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Many games on Vita sold well if you really look at the sales and compare them to to the equivalent on PSP( Ys Celceta, Persona for example) , in fact, Japan games sell pretty well on Vita, even new IPs like Gravity Rush ( sold more than any other new ip on PSP ) and Soul Sacrifice so it's wrong.
Obviously, little games will have little games sales, middle games will have middle games sales, big games will sell like big games ( uncharted sold 1M, good attach rate for a game given for free) and low budget games will have low budget sales ( COD, assassin's creed, both were low budget but they had great sales, almost 900k for ac vita ( ubisoft said they were happy with 600k) and for a smartphone game, COD sold very well ).
Japanese publishers understood that games sell well on Vita, this is why it's getting more and more support.
MH would obviously sell like hot cakes on it.