People always saying if you want play AAA play them on home console i would to them if i want indies i would play them on smartphone or computer

So Sony's basically given up on Vita. Can't say that's not a smart move at this point. They've one helluva dud on their hands. The question is, will they even bother with a new handheld next gen?

Easy now.. I'm enjoying my Vita more than any other console at the moment. If you look at this pic under "upcoming games" I'm looking forward to several of those titles. Full picture: https://futureconsole.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/ps-vita-never-stop-playing1.png

That man is a visionary and a genius.

Cut your losses short and move on. The indies, third party and Japanese games will suffice. Not to mention cross buy, PS+ , PSTV and used as a PS4 peripheral.

The Library is great already and if people ignore indies than its their fault.

Releasing a LBP game or GT portable wont move much units and will hardly be worth the time and effort. Rather have them spend more time on the PS4 early on so we don't have PS3 situation again.

Right now the biggest hardware mover left for the Vita is getting it hacked and opening it up to piracy.

Like what exactly? Make it a Smartphone? People that want smartphones do not want bulky physical controls on the smartphone..thus with the PSPGo, xperia play and Now the PSVita is a wash! Three tries, Three times the majority of Consumers are playing on smartphones and Tablets. that means any left over consumers Sony would have to fight Nintendo for those very Consumers.. and when it comes to handhelds Nintendo has not been beaten ad the king of dedicated game handhelds in japan let alone in the rest of the world in over more than 20+ years, its not going to happen, So Sony did the most logical thing to do, work on the Unity Game Engine to be up and running and to release the playstation Vita in a market where they can market the platform New!

the Name of "Vita" was just as much of a problem to market as the cost of the storage card problem.. so taking it from a handheld to a Micro console is better from a "fesh new start" to market the system, and instead of the handheld market they are going for Apple's crown in the Streaming box platform. one of which is I think has a better of a chance to over come's Apple's lead in the streaming TV box area than keep trying to etch out a lil sliver of market share in dedicated handheld gameing when most of your 3rd party developers for handheld game development are in smartphones and tablets anyway. but atleast with the PSVita hardware being standard slightly tweaked Arm Core Chipset it can get support.

I didn't know it was actually possible for the Vita to have less first-party support than it already has.

Poor Vita.

But if so why even release yet another PSVaita platform into the market if they have decided to "just give up on it"

thats the point, they are not giving up on the "Vita" as a platform they are just changing what the main part of the "Vita" market is made for. that still does not negate the existing PSVita's out there, it just means that now the Playstation TV will be the priority target for PSVita software development and the PSVita will be the port machine, but since they both have the same hardware on chip level its not a bad thing.

Way to point the obvious, Sony. We have already known this a long time ago...

Now we blame people for giving them what they don't want