Sony are missing a trick here. They SHOULD make a fully fledged Vita 2, 8 inch plus screen minimum with a PS4 or 5 controller set up either side and dev kits for developers now. I adore my Vita and my PSP. I still play on both. Mainly on holiday or just kicking back on the sofa. Remote play or original games.
Racing games are fantastic on the Vita as are the LEGO games that I play with my young son. The vita was way ahead of its time. The issue was the smart phone market.
Why buy a touch screen handheld in 2011 when smartphones already had the market cornered? Unless you are like me and HATED fingerprints all over your screen! As well as the lack of precise controls!!
IF they changed their minds and made it as they should do, then it would sell. Just do the Vita, bigger, with a proper button set up (unlike the Vita or PSP) and I guarantee it would sell.
In fact I wrote to SCEE advising the same. Last year. They replied. "Our focus is and will remain on the mobile phone market and remote play. We do not see the benefit at this time of entering into the handheld market".
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Sony are missing a trick here. They SHOULD make a fully fledged Vita 2, 8 inch plus screen minimum with a PS4 or 5 controller set up either side and dev kits for developers now. I adore my Vita and my PSP. I still play on both. Mainly on holiday or just kicking back on the sofa. Remote play or original games.
Racing games are fantastic on the Vita as are the LEGO games that I play with my young son. The vita was way ahead of its time. The issue was the smart phone market.
Why buy a touch screen handheld in 2011 when smartphones already had the market cornered? Unless you are like me and HATED fingerprints all over your screen! As well as the lack of precise controls!!
IF they changed their minds and made it as they should do, then it would sell. Just do the Vita, bigger, with a proper button set up (unlike the Vita or PSP) and I guarantee it would sell.
In fact I wrote to SCEE advising the same. Last year. They replied. "Our focus is and will remain on the mobile phone market and remote play. We do not see the benefit at this time of entering into the handheld market".
Hmmmm. Seems they had a half change of heart!