RealityPales
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C'mon, Sony! Everyone's buying a PS4, lemme know what's new for Vita
LOL - I just lost my shit in the middle of the studio thanks to that GIF
C'mon, Sony! Everyone's buying a PS4, lemme know what's new for Vita
You don't even need 10mbps for a HD Netflix stream. Not sure why you think you'll need that much upload.
The Vita is only qHD - shouldn't need too much bandwidth.
Yes. I have my doubts it will work all that great, but shu yoshida did say it's available as an option.
I talked to one of my guys a little while ago. He is under the assumption that the vita is going to have a nice showing at gamescom but he is double checking (because... shit changes).
I'll report back if/when I learn more. But I don't think this facebook post means that there will be no vita. And of course it was never going to be Vita>PS4.
I don't think Vita cards are big enough yet to fit a decent Gran Turismo game.I understand Sony needs to make money on the PS3 after investing so much on it, and it is the safe bet now that they managed to recover, but... Why release the Vita now if they we not able to support it, then?
The PS3 recovered after the games hit and after the price drop. It needed an extra effort from Sony to make it successful. Same thing with the 3DS. Nintendo slashed the price and brought the heavy hitters to the system. We kind of saw the same thing stating to happen with the Vita with the price cut and Soul Sacrifice in Japan, but clearly, it was not enough, though it helped considerably.
GT6 should be on Vita instead of PS3. Same thing with Puppeteer. PS3 has enough of third party support to handle itself. Sony first party studios should be focused on the Vita. And they are clearly not (as far as we know now). And this is why I said it looks like they are happy to let it end as a expensive PS4 controller.
PS3 started to sell great after PS3 Slim and its pricedrop came. 3DS started to sell well only after its price was slashed from 250 to ~170 bucks.
Vita needs the same, but the problem is that it has really pricey components and Sony is not willing to loose money.
Not surprising. Better to just cut the losses they've had with the VIta and focus on making sure that the PS4 is a success.
No company is stupid enough to spend the time and money on creating a Vita game with the current userbase that it has. And it's not like Sony has a ton of money to throw at having someone develop a Bioshock or GTA for the system.
So much for "the vita show"
Except that Ubisoft was quite happy with how their Vita titles have sold, Sony has made some good money on multiple PSV titles, and indies are making good profit on PSN with the Vita. It has a high tie ratio and is attracting some interest as a result, Sony just needs to make the moves necessary to build on the positive end user experience that the Vita already offers, turn more fence sitters into owners, and then watch that high tie ratio and strong digital distro model turn into a legitimate lure to publishers and developers.
Any PS4 teases for Gamesom, Mortimer?
Please be excited.
I always thought the Wii U was Nintendo's Vita.
Nintendo going third party confirmed.Please be excited.
I understand Sony needs to make money on the PS3 after investing so much on it, and it is the safe bet now that they managed to recover, but... Why release the Vita now if they we not able to support it, then?
The PS3 recovered after the games hit and after the price drop. It needed an extra effort from Sony to make it successful. Same thing with the 3DS. Nintendo slashed the price and brought the heavy hitters to the system. We kind of saw the same thing stating to happen with the Vita with the price cut and Soul Sacrifice in Japan, but clearly, it was not enough, though it helped considerably.
GT6 should be on Vita instead of PS3. Same thing with Puppeteer. PS3 has enough of third party support to handle itself. Sony first party studios should be focused on the Vita. And they are clearly not (as far as we know now). And this is why I said it looks like they are happy to let it end as a expensive PS4 controller.
I need a reason to keep my Vita!
I don't think Vita cards are big enough yet to fit a decent Gran Turismo game.
Say what? Have you seen nfs:mw uncharted or even the unreleased kz? A vita game card should be more than enough.
Why do I have a boner right now?
Please be excited.
Want to see a The Getaway reboot announcement
The Vita is being supported just fine. It's the reason I bought one today.
Not everyone (myself included) wants watered down home console experiences, just becuase that support isn't coming to the Vita in droves doesn't mean it's not getting support.
Every single console EVER, even the successful ones, have had rocky beginnings.
Just give it a bloody chance.
The Vita is being supported just fine. It's the reason I bought one today.
Not everyone (myself included) wants watered down home console experiences, just becuase that support isn't coming to the Vita in droves doesn't mean it's not getting support.
Every single console EVER, even the successful ones, have had rocky beginnings.
Just give it a bloody chance.
One day it's Vita oriented.
This day it's PS4 oriented.
What's next?
It won't set the world on fire but they could slow burn it to ~30-40M install base, make some nice profit off it, and identify a few new studios worth making first party.
Things like the Batman game gives me hope. It's not a watered down console experience, it's a different game being made for 3ds and Vita. And if Vita gets a bunch of 3rd party 3ds ports but with much better graphics, that's a library of games that is not like what is on offer with the PS4 and further differentiates it from being a watered down home console port machine.
To attract users they need high profile games that you can't get anywhere else. As already shown by the past year and a half Sony has no interest in doing that.
Please be excited.
Assuming a five-year lifespan, it would still take a fairly massive sales turnaround even to get it to a 20M worldwide LTD by early 2017. You're dreaming.
It's been on the market almost two full years now. When does the "beginnings" part end? No one wants watered down home console experiences, people just want new games.
Please be excited.
1. Of course it would take a pretty significant turn around. Something like what Sony did with the PS3 for example. Or the PSP's late life surge in Japan.
2. Why are you assuming a five year lifespan? I don't see Sony releasing another dedicated handheld ever again and the Vita has direct applications to the PS4, which comes out this fall. The PS4 is following a console with a 7 year gap between launch and it's successor (and will likely be relevant for another few years), with the PS4 already being talked about as having a similar lifespan. All signs suggest to me that the Vita being much closer to a 10 year lifespan than a 5 year lifespan.
It's been on the market inarguably 18 months out West. Given most consoles last 8 years, we're under a fifth through the generation.
And as far as I can see it hit it's stride about 6 months ago with this insane indie mother lode.
It's waiting for a price drop but no one has a bad word to say about it. It's going to do 30 mil LTD. That's not bad.
Square-Enix related? Can't be (If I'm thinking what you're thinking)Please be excited.
Most consoles last eight years? Since when? This generation is ending in under eight years, and sales have already been slumping because it lasted so long. A typical console should last five to six years before a successor is released, based on sales data.
I have a bad word to say about it: Sony doesn't seem to care about it, and I doubt it even makes 30 million units.
Plus David Cage and Cerny talked to Suzuki recently. Quantic Dream/Sony/Suzuki/Cerny partnership for Shenmue III confirmed. Our wildest dreams ("our" meaning you and me and no one else lol) coming true.Awww dude, Shenmue III for realz. About time.
GT5 is a 19gb game and GT6 is going to be much bigger. MW on consoles is only a 6gb game.
Man fuck you Sony. Where are the Vita game focus? I don't want indie games.