The proper question of value would come down on Sony, and if they want to push a third-party title that's connected to a company that produces "rival" hardware. My argument is, if they're a smart business, the value of Minecraft bundles to them should outweigh any rivalry. Not that Sony would outright say that the Vita is supposed to be a Minecraft device and that's it—my point was that I think they could have sold a sizable number of Vitas simply on the idea of kids wanting a better portable Minecraft experience than smartphones were offering up at the time, and/or going to a store and seeing "a Minecraft system" even if the reality is far deeper than that. And then, once they have the Vita, they're inevitably going to end up wanting other games for it as well, so Sony would have had a new avenue for pushing both hardware and software.