I'm too lazy to check if that's the "sequels = remakes/ports" guy from the Vita OT.VanWinkle said:Care to tell me a few major ones?
I'm too lazy to check if that's the "sequels = remakes/ports" guy from the Vita OT.VanWinkle said:Care to tell me a few major ones?
Billychu said:I'm too lazy to check if that's the "sequels = remakes/ports" guy from the Vita OT.
Really? The way I see it, it's quite the opposite. People were soooo excited with the prospect of a portable PS2 back then.Meisadragon said:There's just no way this will happen, but most people I know are really excited for the Vita. There is a spark in it that the PSP never had.
FFX, MGS, Persona 4, ZOE... Certainly not "virtually all" there are many more original titles (or not quite ports, like LBP, Wipeout, etc, or remakes like the Tales of game, which do count if OoT 3D also counts) but no real system sellers for the most part. But yeah, it's silly to point out comparable 3DS games with negative connotations.VanWinkle said:Care to tell me a few major ones?
Especially since you need to on WiFi to play online. Handhelds have always been about single-player and local multi, and that won't change this gen. I mean, MAYBE it could if a 4G LTE Vita revision comes out, but even then it's unlikely.NateDrake said:CoD relies on online MP for its appeal. Why play COD Vita online when I can play on PS3/Xbox 360?
NateDrake said:CoD relies on online MP for its appeal. Why play COD Vita online when I can play on PS3/Xbox 360?
Grecco said:Those kids would probably just play Angry Birds Christmas on their iPhone isntead.
VanWinkle said:Care to tell me a few major ones?
While those techniques have proven effective, I think there's a limit to how much you can sell with them, and I'm pretty sure that limit is far beneath being able to convince a person to buy an entire gaming system for a few exclusive perks.Cerebral Assassin said:Exclusive weapons etc., that are unlockable & will transfer over to your PS3?
So I need to buy 2 copies of the game to get exclusive weapons. That also creates separation between users who don't own a Vita. Going to charge $40 DLC to get the same content? All of it is nice in concept but is it really feasible?Cerebral Assassin said:Exclusive weapons etc., that are unlockable & will transfer over to your PS3?
Newsflash, DS not hardcore enough, thank God we have Sony to get some hardcore handheld gaming!The Abominable Snowman said:PSP sold 60+ million hardware, with an average of over 4 games per console. Not too shabby at all. Certainly proving that there IS a market for more 'hardcore', capable devices in the market.
Sarcasm?cw_sasuke said:Vita has more power, so it will sell more. Its not that hard.
Well obviously stuff like Etrian Odyssey and SMT are for casuals.Alextended said:Newsflash, DS not hardcore enough, thank God we have Sony to get some hardcore handheld gaming!
The_Technomancer said:While those techniques have proven effective, I think there's a limit to how much you can sell with them, and I'm pretty sure that limit is far beneath being able to convince a person to buy an entire gaming system for a few exclusive perks.
BroHuffman said:They could. If a full version of COD comes out on the vita, its going to be really interesting.
NateDrake said:So I need to buy 2 copies of the game to get exclusive weapons. That also creates separation between users who don't own a Vita. Going to charge $40 DLC to get the same content? All of it is nice in concept but is it really feasible?
Grecco said:Honestly no. The portable landscape has changed. People dont really care about graphics with their portables. Why would a COD player spend the 250 dollars for a Vita, Plus the game, and the memory card, to play portable COD when he can just spend 59.99 for their console version?
The whole "PSP VITA CAN RUN COD!" thing, is a carbon copy of GTA on Psp. The big "franchise" that will someone make the PSP sell enough to beat the DS. It didnt then, and theres little reason to believe a hypotethical COD will now.
The Vitas success or faliure will not be tied to its graphical power, or lesser ports of popular console games.
This take on hardware making the platform makes me wanna vomit.KAL2006 said:People are forgetting DS was a juggernaut for many reasons that don't apply now. One of the main reasons was innovation, due to the touchscreen controls. Well this is nothing new anymore, and Vita also has touchscreen now. With the 3DS there is no new innovation except for 3D which isn't as big as touchscreen. The DS was also a juggernaut, due to the casual appeal, however a lot of the casuals could potentially be happy with smartphone games now, for example why buy Nintendogs, when you can buy a knock off pet simulator on iOS. This is why Nintendo are focussing more on harcore gamers.
I think this is a sign of IGN improving. A month ago, this article would have come from their 3DS side.heringer said:The name of the article is actually "The PlayStation Vita Is Set to Succeed". Quoting the most controversial parts. Sorry if old.
http://psp.ign.com/articles/121/1210474p1.html
Someone already beat you to the same comment, and it's still irrelevant to the thread as no one is saying that.upJTboogie said:The DS beat the PSP so that's guaranteed to happen this time with the Vita and 3DS because history always repeats itself, can we not talk about this now guys?
Just like the psp right?cw_sasuke said:Vita has more power, so it will sell more. Its not that hard.
Boney said:This take on hardware making the platform makes me wanna vomit.
Consumer reaction was met through software, not hardware.
No, we should talk about it and use the same reasoning that we did last time and hope it turns out differently.upJTboogie said:The DS beat the PSP so that's guaranteed to happen this time with the Vita and 3DS because history always repeats itself, can we not talk about this now guys?
NINTENDO IS DOOOOOMMMEDDDDDDpramath said:I fully agree with IGN on this. After all, this is what they said about the PSP outselling the DS and the PS3 outselling the Wii, and they cited similar reasons for both. Considering they were right both times, why should I not trust their word this time? Their track record is immaculate! If they say the Vita will sell more than the 3DS, and that the 3DS has no games, then they are right! Nintendo is doomed! Doomed, I tell you!
That's some serious revisionist history you're spouting.KAL2006 said:People are forgetting DS was a juggernaut for many reasons that don't apply now. One of the main reasons was innovation, due to the touchscreen controls. Well this is nothing new anymore, and Vita also has touchscreen now. With the 3DS there is no new innovation except for 3D which isn't as big as touchscreen. The DS was also a juggernaut, due to the casual appeal, however a lot of the casuals could potentially be happy with smartphone games now, for example why buy Nintendogs, when you can buy a knock off pet simulator on iOS. This is why Nintendo are focussing more on harcore gamers.
Good minds think alike then, but your kidding yourself if you don't think this argument comes up anytime people bring up the Vita selling more than the 3DS.rpmurphy said:Someone already beat you to the same comment, and it's still irrelevant to the thread as no one is saying that.
How far do you plan on getting with 2hrs of battery life on it? Not very far that's for sure. Hardly even portable much like the 3DS to a certain degree.Woo-Fu said:The simple reason you'd want to play CoD on your Vita as opposed to your home console is because it is much easier to take the Vita with you wherever you go.
After living in NYC for 10 years the appeal of having near-console quality on a handheld is instant and obvious. Might be harder to grasp for the people who never game anywhere except for the comfy couch in their living room.
cw_sasuke said:Vita has more power, so it will sell more. Its not that hard.
It's because the arguments are the same flawed ones being made seven years ago.upJTboogie said:Good minds think alike then, but your kidding yourself if you don't think this argument comes up anytime people bring up the Vita selling more than the 3DS.
I don't see any Kirbys on Vitacw_sasuke said:Vita has more power, so it will sell more. Its not that hard.
I've been commuting in London all my life and at no point have I ever wanted to play CoD on the train. Mr. Driller, Tetris and [insert 5 minute game here] get busted out all the time though.Woo-Fu said:The simple reason you'd want to play CoD on your Vita as opposed to your home console is because it is much easier to take the Vita with you wherever you go.
After living in NYC for 10 years the appeal of having near-console quality on a handheld is instant and obvious. Might be harder to grasp for the people who never game anywhere except for the comfy couch in their living room.
NateDrake said:How far do you plan on getting with 2hrs of battery life on it? Not very far that's for sure. Hardly even portable much like the 3DS to a certain degree.