Console Domination writes: The PS Vita releases in just over a month, and as you all know by now, I am as pumped for the handheld as Schwarzenegger used to be when he was competing in Mr. Universe. Even though sales for the PS Vita in Japan haven't been crash hot, and despite a slight sense of foreboding in the back of my head, I still cannot help but be taken in by my anticipation of the device.
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While the PS Vita will go down as a commercial failure, its prospects weren’t that bad when it was announced. Yes, smartphone gaming was getting bigger at the time, but Sony matched the price of the Nintendo 3DS with a much more powerful machine, and the PSP had been hugely successful, selling over 80 million units.
But everything changed when Monster Hunter 4 was announced as a Nintendo 3DS exclusive.
I never liked the analog sticks of the vita. Plus, people wanted more bang for their buck, cross play titles with ps4, not spinoffs
I thought I'd like the analogue sticks more than I did. They were better than the PSP stick but not by much. The Switch has a decent pair of sticks but still could be better.
Well, Vita had a lot of exclusives after launch, but nobody bought them, and gaming media had it in for them too.
Unit 13 - I enjoyed it. Not amazing, but still decent.
Gravity Rush / Daze - This one got some credit.
Uncharted Vita - Again, a decent game. Was it as good as the console games? No, but that's hardly apples to apples is it?
Soul Sacrifice - Only played a bit, but quite well regarded.
Oboro Muramasa - Great
There's a few exclusives.
Uncover secrets, defeat challenging bosses, and upgrade your arsenal in these exciting Metroidvania titles on the PlayStation Vita.
