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Nothing can hide the fact that the Vita has no games. Meaning, There are little to no games "crafted" specifically for the Vita. Without tailored made experiences, the Vita is no more than a glorified second screen companion for the PS4.
And yes I own A Vita. I picked mine up at launch for PS3 remote play purposes promised by Sony.
The vita will turn into the ps3 except portable hopefully
I've been a launch purchaser of a vita and have not regretted it one bit! It is a steal to be able to get it at 199.99!
The PS Vita has a high attach rate. So consumers that generally get their hands on the system, love it. Sony did right by removing one barrier from increasing the install base, which was the high price. The first party vita games coming are good, but the third parties need to step up and help out. Nothing is gonna change if someone doesn't take a risk.