The Playstation Vita was a star at this years E3, showing off many of its features during and after the Sony press conference earlier last month. Competitively priced at $249.99 for the basic Wi-Fi model, it seems to be a major competitor for Nintendo’s 3DS this holiday season.
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At a time where GPUs are more available than ever, it appears as though PC gamers aren't upgrading as often as they used to.
For me, the primary concern with new software is how it's often exclusive to a new series. This not only frustrates me but also raises questions about the lifespan of the hardware. With GPUs no longer offering significant performance boosts, they rely heavily on software enhancements.
However, this reliance is contingent on developer support. When the new 5000 series hits shelves, it's likely that the 4000 series won't be compatible with Nvidia's new software. This would negate any advantage it had over the 3000 series, leaving one to wonder why they upgraded in the first place. And the same will keep happening as we move through the generations.
AMD is a bit better in that regard as they often use open standards, which offer wider compatibility. However, they have even less developer support, and their software solutions tend to lag behind Nvidia by at least one whole generation. So if you have a 3000 series from Nvidia right now, it doesn't really make that much sense to upgrade to the 7000 series from AMD because feature-wise they are pretty similar level.
oh my god, these "Here's why" articles are always about the most obvious shit ever, like do people actually read these?
because they last for generations. You don't need to upgrade every 1, 2 or even 3 years. I went from a 1080ti which served me so well to a 3080 with years in between. I won't even consider upgrading until the 5000 series at the earliest, but will most likely wait for the 6000 series.
Answer: PS Suite.
Not only will this service bring current PS content to Android devices (like PS1 titles) it will also work as a service for developers to release their games onto the growing Android market - a dedicated games service is what the OS lacks. These developers will therefore also have their games automatically playable on the PSV. That gives the PSV both content directly for the device and smartphone gaming as well !
my money
Game plz, lots of amazing cool fun games, then the VITA will be able to creep in on Nintendo!
I think VITA has more then enough features to warrent a purchase from me. Anything else can come later.Just concentrate on making what it already has run smoothly.
It needs more account profiles (6 max) for games like LBP (You could only use one file/account on LBP PSP).
Background downloads. And that's all I can think of atm.