I'm not a fan of this genre but it does look fun. Doubtful I'd play and learn all the different character moves.
I'm impressed that the console version looks so good. Will pick this up for Xmas for sure.
@Ninja:
How many billions have been invested bringing the Vita to market? How much are they losing on each unit sold? Of greater concern is how profitable is it for developers?
@medz:
Actually no, your just coming across as immature.
Google Nexus 7" is cheaper. When used with a PS3 controller it provides a fantastic gaming (and all round) experience for a lower cost than the Vita.
@eferreira:
You can't compare the Vita story to the PS3 because unlike the PS3, which also happened to be the cheapest blu-ray player on the market for a while, there is no reason for anyone to buy a Vita if they have no interest in the games currently available for it. Its not like it features a rich app store, usable cam, good media support or cellphone features.
I'm a long time gamer but have not yet purchased a Vita due to a lack of games I'm interest...
The Vita is not quite dead but it does need a bumper Xmas. If its still selling like this in 6-10 months then I can't see Sony pouring more money into it when they'll be wanting to start moving focus onto the PS4.
The argument has gone from the download size to being because its necessary. I mean really, you want to be an early adopter expect a few hiccups along the way. If you want to avoid all this hassle then wait. No one is forcing anyone to buy a WII-U right now.
yeah, Nintendo fans must be up in arms over this...oh wait, what about the big downloads for MGS4 and GT5 when they hit the scene. Oh, and all that PS+ content like RE:5 that comes in at 4+GB. Honestly, non Nintendo supporters paint this as being the end of the world when they happily put up with downloading large files themselves.
If a negative message is constantly reinforced then it becomes the norm and hence fades from view.
I don't believe the Vita is completely done but its has faded from public view and that needs changing. Poor game reviews (e.g. Black Ops) is not the right way to get it back in peoples minds either.
Consumers have more choice today than they've ever had for gaming on the go. Why should the masses choose a Vita over a smartphone or tablet? The masses don't care about hardware specs or physical controls otherwise the Vita would already have sold over 10-20 milli...
If you subscribe to PS+, why not just wait for these titles to all be available for free?
This crap has been going on for decades. Spectrum vs Commodore, Atari vs Commodore, Nintendo vs Sega. Its all meaningless especially for those that own multiple platforms.
huge fan yet you still have not picked it up....you should, its the best Halo since the original.
Its not about if Vita sells more than the 3DS, its about whether Sony can create a big enough market for the Vita to make it profitable for both Sony and developers.
check out some of the latest and upcoming releases for the smartphone and tablet market and you'll be surprised. This time next year the Tegra 4 will also be out and that will make current hardware look positively tired in terms of graphics.
wow, I can't believe the comments. A company says thanks for customer loyalty and gets slammed. Same kinda stupid comments when Sony made good on the hack in 2011.
Too many self centered people who think the world owes them a living.
Why should they not compare? Sony has been touting the Vita as a portable console experience since it was first announced. Games like LBP support this argument.
Face it, no matter what supporters claimed many months ago Black Ops is not going to be the shot in the arm the Vita needs this Xmas.
if it was that important to Sony they would have bank rolled it. Honestly, this game could have easily been a game changer for the Vita but now it will just be another dust collector.
It is what it is, a Wii-HD which is great for fans of Nintendo franchises however, 3rd party support may not be as forthcoming. We will have to wait and see.