As mentioned before, Sony have learned many lessons from the PSP, and it's co-existence with the PS3. Apart from the pricing issue, which they have clearly already addressed, Sony has recently revealed another interesting kink in their strategy that they are planning on ironing out.
This looks like a great way to play.
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...and why not.
The Vita is more powerful than the 360.
So the Vita shouldn't hold back the PS3 any more than the 360 has.
1st party games would have to be scaled back a bit to match but everything else should be good to go
I personally am wondering on the structure of sales for each game. Its cool that its all cross platform and it looks good on PS Vita, and better on PS3. The question I have is will we be forced to buy the game twice in order to take advantage of the play on the go mentality. Or will there be a packaged deal for games. Buy Uncharted 3 and Vita Uncharted for 80 bucks type of thing.
Simply because I dont have the money to shell out 70 dollars for a PS3 game, then shell out another 50 to 60+ for the Vita version, when supposedly its the same thing. Along with that, I would assume it would push a bit more units out the door.
and Sony still telling us that the PS3 still have a life span when they reduce it to a handled trying to fool people release PS4
I would like to play Starhawk on the Vita! I think it could make great use of the control methods available as well.
This is exactly what happened when the PS3 cameout and it'll happen to the PS4 as well, first the psp was announced then came the PS3. Just wait.