PaperLucario

I'm Definitely going for the Hardened Edition, don't get me wrong the care package and RC craft look great, but I'm on the fence on spending another 100 dollars just for it, I just want everything else (which is pretty much the Hardened Edition).

Normally I'd agree, but let's remember this whole main AC story revolves around Desmond reliving these ancestor memories and from AC2 and on, learning from them to become a capable assassin himself to fight against Abstergo. While we have no idea how the modern bits in AC3 are going to play out yet (aside from finding this "Grand Temple" that has been teased about in all four games), It's hard to imagine Desmond's story ending here. In my opinion, if they want to give proper closure to Desmond's Story, they should have one more game though this time, set it in Modern Times with Desmond as the Main Assassin, using the skills he has acquired through Altair, Ezio, and Connor from the Bleeding Effect. And think of it from the Templar perspective, The multiplayer in Brotherhood and Revelations give off this storyline of training templars through assassin-like tactics to fight the modern assassins, Abstergo still has plenty of mystery around it (remember, Warren Vidic is not the head of the company/templar order), and we have their plot of the Satellite they intend to use to amplify the power of an apple of eden if they had one to end this whole war in their favor. All of this alone puts together a good plot for a modern-setted game, which if you ask me, they should take up on.

Solid Snake is all i need to be convinced to buy it, actually I'm now kinda excited for this game, if it's anything as good as smash bros, it might get me into the other series present in this game, just like smash bros has been doing to me for years.

@TOMBOY25 If you enjoyed the console version you'll enjoy the vita version as well, however the controls may take some getting used to, with the buttons/control sticks being much smaller, making it alittle hard to pull off moves/combos you may be able to do on the console version (no doubt this will be an occurrence on mortal kombat as well).
However, if I really had to pick just one, I'd personally go with Mortal Kombat, it just has far more content in my opinion (in fact the vita version is getting more content than the console version).

Really glad I downloaded Ep. 1 while it was on a new year's sale, Episode Metal really has gotten me psyched.

I bought Mortal Kombat for 360 only 2 months ago, never thinking that it would be such a great fighting game, boy I regret not buying it sooner. I'm definitely going to pick up the handheld version ASAP (and give my vita copies of UMVC3 and Blazblue a run for their money)

Sweet, a Vita Game I would like to get that isn't a fighter!

I'm really excited for a change of location, after playing the other 4 console games (which I just started replaying in anticipation), I can say that this is going to be one hell of a game, a fantastic entry in my favorite series to spawn from this generation of gaming.

I have 6 Platinum trophies, with two of them being on the list above.
Assassin's Creed 2, Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, Assassin's Creed Revelations, Battlefield Bad Company 2, inFamous, and No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise (has to be the easiest one out of the six, took me only a week to get NMH's platinum)

Interesting choice of music for the trailer (a remix of the Main Menu music from Sonic & Sega Allstars Racing). And I gotta say, I'm impressed with the gameplay, looks eons better than the first episode.

As much as I love Assassin's Creed I must agree, the Desmond Memories were severely underplayed (Think about it, they could've done actual memory sequences with Desmond, you know, like Altair). With that in mind, if 16's story isn't much better, than I'll consider this more of a Preorder Bonus Pack.