Your level of details is charming and wonderful, I salute you.
True, being able to play the range of games on this devices is just wonderful, from playing Blob Attack and Snapshot to Jet Set Radio and Orcs Attack to even console game quality such as Sly 4 or Battle Royale is just surreal, I never dreamed I could play this range of games, others might see my post as 'exaggeration' but that's how I feel about this device, and I can't believe the lineup this system has from both Westren and Japanese developers that will make me play for years.
Thank you!
Yeah, I'm incredibly impressed by the Vita's lineup and capabilities.
This is the first console/handheld generation cycle for me in which I had 5 or 6 games that I picked up day one, and then added a few more a few weeks later.
When I bought my PS2, I think I owned Smuggler's Run, and Oni.
When I bought my PS3, I had Resistance and flOw.
And keep in mind that the PS2 and PS3 I bought 6-8 months after release.
For the Vita, I had, during it's first month on the market: Uncharted: GA, Rayman Origins, Mutant Blobs Attack, Super Stardust Delta, and Unit 13.
I supplemented that with some PSP classics. I then got Motorstorm RC, and Pure Chess, and now I'm getting Gravity Rush on Tuesday, and MGSHD the week after.
That's not all I'm looking forward to, but I promised my wife I'd limit my gaming purchases per month. I could sink quite a bit into Vita and PSP titles. Once PS1 BC gets added, that'll be another handful of games instantly available to me on my Vita.
It's such a fantastic handheld, it really is. That's what makes the constant doom and gloom so obnoxious and annoying to me. It hasn't even been out 6 months in the US yet, and people are already calling out the undertaker. Most of those people are also blissfully ignorant of the software lineup for the Vita this year. They keep parroting the "Vita has no games!" line, based off of Sony's mediocre press conference.
