After the poor sales performance of the Playstation Vita , should Sony just skip handhelds all together? There's no doubt that the Playstation Portable was a stellar handheld system with some real classics.
With the launch of the Playstation Vita, we and many others expected a true successor. After poor sales and marketing of the system, Sony dropped first party game support for the console, referring to it mostly as an add on for the Playstation 4.
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There's still a market there, it's just really tricky to crack these days
Sony just needs to do better next time.
If theyre gonna treat it the way they did the vita then absolutely not
No they should support them more and stop using stupid proprietary memory cards.
I don't buy digital Vita games because I have no memory card space, I don't buy Vita memory cards because they are overpriced as fuc, I don't buy new Vita games because there are no good new Vita games unless you like the extremely weird, perverted Japanese games. Even if there are rare good Japanese games without a dub I'm not paying full price. Pretty much the Vita is just a portable PS1 for me which is great if it didn't lack a lot of the PS1 library. Sony shouldn't make another portable if they are going to wage another war on piracy which only hurt them and the consumer in the end.