Again, look at the first 6 months of the 3DS which people refuses to do.
We had a pretty bad ghost recon game, Street fighter, a stripped down pilot wings, a stripped down monkey ball, dogz, and a few others.
For launch we have a great hardcore presence, puzzle, sports, racing .
The problem is that nobody, no matter what system likes dry periods.
People want to know that when they finish a game, they will have new games to pick from. They want to know that new games will be announced regularly.
It does not matter how big a title is on a system if people get nothing in the mean time while they are waiting for it people will not support that system.
Nintendo weathered the storm until they hit their Mario Kart and other staples, and price drop. The price drop itself would not even have mattered really if they had not gotten to the point where games were coming in.
Sony have been pretty damned quiet since the Vita launch, which is pretty damned stupid.
I know again that I am sure that they are trying to save up so that they can have a big presentation at E3 but at that point it better be pretty momentous because they are hurting themselves by not even engaging in rumors and innuendo and hype.
Some of the best software released are just ports, unfortunately. The ports are of incredibly good quality, however, and really shine on the hardware. Having a platformer like Rayman Origins on a portable looking as good as it does is really phenomenal. The two big fighters at launch were nigh on perfect ports of the HD games and really shine on Vita. The fact that something like Ninja Gaiden can exist on a handheld (and is one of the best games ever made for XBOX) is impressive as well. Virtua Tennis 4 is another outstanding achievement. Ports don't sell hardware, though, so those are the types of games you might get into once you own the system.
Many of the other titles are new games in series that already exist as well. Uncharted is great, but not quite on par with the last two PS3 games. Wipeout 2048 is one of the best installments in that series to date, but Wipeout isn't exactly mainstream. Same deal with Super Stardust, Lumines, and Mutant Blobs. They could be considered the best entries in those series but they really aren't that big of a deal to the game buying public.
There are plenty of other solid but not necessary big titles like Motorstorm RC, Escape Plan, Fifa, Hot Shots, and Unit 13.
I suppose the main problem is that there are a lot of really good games available for the system but nothing really BIG that could move hardware. The Vita has a lot of good to great games available with very little crap, but nothing that would push people to buy one.
I think it's much better off at launch than the 3DS was for the first 6 months of its life but it's competing against 3DS of 2012. Still, I own nearly as many Vita games as I do 3DS games but I recognize that my tastes don't jive with the general public at large.
Nothing at all is known about these games outside of a logo on a screen. You can't say what they will be because no one knows. How soon you forget Gran Turismo PSP being "announced" back in 2004.
I think it's a bit early to call those games vaporware, don't you think? That implies they've been in development for a very long time and have never materialized. There haven't been any opportunities to show them off yet.And I have a PS3. FFX? PS3. I have no reason to own a Vita. Games like Bioshock and AC are basically vaporware.
If call of duty vita will be cross play with ps3, I think it will be big.
Cool story mang.
Hiding behind a facade of subjectivity is borderline retarded. You can type that wall of vomit out but can't outline what you thought was wrong with the game mechanically?
It won't since Vita doesn't have clickable sticks or R2 L2 buttons...
I think it's a bit early to call those games vaporware, don't you think? That implies they've been in development for a very long time and have never materialized. There haven't been any opportunities to show them off yet.
As for something like FFX, I actually think the Vita is the perfect home for "HD" versions of games like this. They tend to look better when shrunk down anyways.
It's not outlandish, of course, but it's still way too early to assume that it will be cancelled outright.Bioshock Vita was in a paper design stage in October. That means it's not coming out for a while. Maybe vaporware isn't the right word, but if we hear nothing at E3 besides "it's coming", I don't know what to think.
Throw in low hardware sales and 3DS lighting up the sales charts, and it's not that outlandish that these planned games a year ago have been pushed by the wayside.
And everyone knows how Resident Evil PSP and Saints Row 3DS went. Until we actually see gameplay of Bioshock, Ass is Red, CoD and Madden on Vita, I'll just take those announcements with a pinch of salt.
It's not outlandish, of course, but it's still way too early to assume that it will be cancelled outright.
I'm hoping it isn't cancelled, though. Would be a huge shame.
Bioshock Vita was in a paper design stage in October. That means it's not coming out for a while. Maybe vaporware isn't the right word, but if we hear nothing at E3 besides "it's coming", I don't know what to think.
Throw in low hardware sales and 3DS lighting up the sales charts, and it's not that outlandish that these planned games a year ago have been pushed by the wayside.
Oh OK, thanks for your opinion.Until people outside of the developers or publishers get to play the game it is vaporware to me.
Shoot, look at games like Agent from Rockstar. How many years has it been that we have only seen a logo?
This thread is like a romper room, my least favorite place that I just cannot resist in revisiting. Let it all out everyone. Cold showers, wet towels, brief sparks, warm commitments.
They've spent all those years working on the font and the logo design. Next year they might start pre-production on the game.
It's not as if those types of games commonly show up right after launch, though.i am personally ready for more vita games. not pick-up-and-play but rpgs and campaigns and stuff
It's not as if those types of games commonly show up right after launch, though.
There's always Tales of Innocence R if you need an RPG now, though.![]()
Haha, so you really think the Vita is just done like this without a future with big games?
Mid-June in Japan. Hopefully it won't take that long to localize it.When's Persona4 coming? I never played those games on PS2.
Well then I'm happy to play a part in history.Yup.
Damn, at this rate it might go gold before Final Fantasy XIII Versus.
Haha, so you really think the Vita is just done like this without a future with big games?
Did I ever say that? No. I just said that the titles that they initially announced have had no news recently and that I think it's a shame. I also pointed out that the titles that are out right now are not for me.
Opinions. I want the Vita to succeed. It's a great piece of hardware.
This thread needs
Sheesh people get so mad when you talk bad about something they buy. I think some people would be less offended by someone calling their momma a whore than saying the game system they purchased is crap.
I think the Phantom will be on store shelves long beforeFF Vs XIII even gets out of pre-production.
I think winning and failing doesn't really matter at the end. I have far more games for the gamecube than I will ever have for the wii.Well then I'm happy to play a part in history.
Failed systems are almost as interesting as those that succeed. It's like being a 3DO owner or something.
Oh OK, thanks for your opinion.
You really don't want to see the Vita succeed, do you?
We're 2 months away from the major game announcement cycle of the year, speculating about the failure of system that launched 2 months ago with a strong lineup.
The Vita has been on shelves for 4 months. E3 isn't a sure thing, after all... How many big first party PSP games did they announce at its first E3?
I do of course because I'm going to buy one. Just questioning why it is being treated differently than other systems regarding game announcements. Also, the games announced now will be the games available when I pick mine up.
The Vita has been on shelves for 4 months. E3 isn't a sure thing, after all... How many big first party PSP games did they announce at its first E3?
As long as FF Type-0 and something else decent are announced like an Infamous or Jak game, I'll be content. Handhelds are mostly JRPG machines for me.
As long as FF Type-0 and something else decent are announced like an Infamous or Jak game, I'll be content. Handhelds are mostly JRPG machines for me.
Opinions. I want the Vita to succeed. It's a great piece of hardware. It's just not for me right now nor in the immediate future.
It's almost like they're attempting the same formula as the PSP and thinking they'll be successful a second time around.
Are you saying the PSP wasn't a success?
It won't since Vita doesn't have clickable sticks or R2 L2 buttons...
does anyone know if Lumines and Lumines II will come to Vita (for certain)...?
http://www.psnstores.com/2009/10/lumines-iii-not-coming-to-psn-yet/ was an article back in 2009, but might still be the reason why it won't come to PSN for the vita....![]()
The PS Vita Has Seen Better Weeks. Now, It Looks Kind of Screwed.
As long as FF Type-0 and something else decent are announced like an Infamous or Jak game, I'll be content. Handhelds are mostly JRPG machines for me.
seems like the Vita is not doing well AT ALL
http://kotaku.com/5901658/the-ps-vi...m_source=kotaku_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow
The Vita's going to be a slow burn... Sony has patience, and they invest in their hardware for the long haul. Anyone crying "Vita is doomed" is completely ignoring Sony's history as both a gaming and tech company... Vita's not selling well this week; who cares? The games will come, they will drive sales, and the system will succeed eventually, though no one can predict yet to what degree...