The handheld market has rapidly changed since the original PSP launched back in 2004, mobile phones have become more advanced and more people are playing these ‘bitesized’ gaming apps. They’re cheap to buy and perfect for wasting a few minutes on here and there. However the biggest hurdle smartphone gaming has is control. Sure touch screen is cool and all that, but it will never replace the tactile input of the humble button. Plus having to use the same display that the game being played on can lead to you losing out on what’s happening on the screen. But smartphone gaming shouldn’t be completely written off just yet, there are a number of titles available on the App Store that would be perfect for PlayStation Vita.
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The Vita via Playstation Suite has acess to all those cheap mobile games that Android users and iOS users brag about. So Vita owners will not miss out on those games.
However what is true is that casuals looking to play those games will do so on a smartphone and because of that they will not need either the 3DS or Vita. The number one reason why casuals jumped on the DS was because of games like brain training. And if they can play those on smartphones whats the point of a dedicated gamming handheld?
That is why in my opinion handhelds are for the core. Because due to dedicatted gamming controls and big budget titles they can produce many titles that the core can enjoy. Titles that cant be sold for a mere 3 euros. As the saying goes you get what you pay for.