Ass-backwards, atleast this might be fun.
@Jordan
Maybe, but I'm not one of those people. Disgaea 3 Absence of Detention is an absolute blast! I've already put in over 20 hours, but I'm still on Chapter 3!!
Please trade your Vita in. Golden Abyss and Unit 13 are great, and Burning Skies and Gravity Rush are coming very soon. If you can't find games, you are setting your expectations pretty high
Besides, out of the Vita titles you just listed, Gravity Rush is the only one that looks appealing to the point of purchase for me. I guess I'm not just a big handheld gamer? Either way, I don't really think a handful of good-to-great games are worth putting up $250 for. Not when the chance of a price drop, solid bundle, or hardware revision are plausible within the first year.
Then I will have to agree with GaidenRider. Uncharted is the singular best portable game I've ever played. Unit 13 is the best controlled portable shooter I've ever played. I can't wait for Resistance.
Either add me or give me your PSN IDs I'd love to play some Vita games online with some destructoid bros. my ID is the same as
My dtoid username.
Original: Lumines, Wipeout, Uncharted, Hot Shots, MLB, Unit 13
Ports: Rayman, MK, BlazBlue, MvC, FIFA, Disgaea, Ninja Gaiden
Download: Tales From Space, Stardust, MotorStorm, Escape Plan
The launch and launch window on the Vita has been substantially better than the 3DS, or almost any console launch in the last decade. Stop trolling the readers. The joke is old. There's plenty of shit for you to play. Go play it.
Vita so far had not a single decent title:
Uncharted was ok, but nothing great,
Wipeout and Motorstorm were disappointing and frankly given the content and overall quality, Motorstorm should be free,
aside from Disgaea there's really nothing to play on Vita and that's a port. sadly most ports suck balls on Vita - they look considerably worse than originals and were stripped down of features and yet still cost more than console versions.
Ghost Recon Shadow Wars single-handedly beats all the games released on Vita so far. i love how sonytards constantly "praise" Vita software mentioning ports, but when it comes to 3DS somehow ports don't count.
always in there with a jab at Sony, really you must work really hard to be this much of a troll, I can't do that y'see because I have like...
A life.
It is called a new system goddangit. I have never in my life seen a new system come out and have an endless stream of games from day one. Never. I have been playing games since I was practically an infant. People forget that these things take time. Nothing any hardware company can necessarily control. You cannot expect Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft to flood a new console with games. It just is not going to happen. The can only do so many first-party titles without breaking the bank, which is usually low initially because of the cost of just launching a new platform that makes it hard to have additional funds to fund first-party titles. It comes down to third-party devs, but they either need to see incentives and/or support themselves. That does not happen overnight. It did not happen overnight for virtually any system that I can ever recall.
The only compliant I sympathize with is the cost of memory cards. The actual system itself has a lot of tech inside of it. I mean holy toldedo, I paid $200 dollars for my phone when it first came out, and it hardly does crap for me. $250 for something that can potentially do all the same and more (other than the obvious calls and texts, no biggie), I am down. The memory card prices are ridiculous. If they were high speed, then I would potentially forgive them, but there is nothing special about them other than they are proprietary.
The games will come, you have to give it time. If this bothers you so much, then a future tip would be waiting to purchase a console/handheld until it has a library of games you would like to play. Though every system needs early adopters to thrive.
I don't want to give off the impression that I *expect* there to be a bunch of amazing games early on for a system, any system, because that's simply unreasonable. I do, however, feel like it's fair to state a lack of compelling games is reason enough to hold off on a purchase and to voice annoyance with this issue. My line about "killer apps" was supposed to be tongue-in-cheek, since the phrase itself is beyond silly at this point.
TL;DR - I don't hate the 3DS, or Vita, and a perceived lack of games is not unique to either of them. But I still want to always hold platforms to a high standard so that we don't have to ever settle for "good enough."
I can totally respect that sentiment. I am not sure if your comment was directed at me, but my comment was not directed at you personally. I just know a lot of individuals who expect to see games flowing like water when a system releases. For many, their first system was either a PS3 or Xbox 360, or at best an PS2 or Xbox following the years after they had been released.
I do agree there needs to be a system seller for the Vita, I felt Gravity Rush would have been that for a great deal of people, but the delay really hurt the Vita. I know I would have jumped on the Vita like hotcakes for Gravity. It is a new IP and from what gameplay I have tried, it is a really fun game.
I guess I lied, the other compliant I can definitely get behind is the lack of PS1 games and the slow trickle of PSP PSV-compatible games. Sony honestly has little it can do to mess things up, but between the memory cards and the lack of PS1/PSP support, they succeeded.
This is the date that retailers have had set for a few months now.. I don't really get where Konami gets off acting like this is news unless they were planning a Silent Hill style pushback party.

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