Chris Buffa (Modojo): Like many gamers, we can't wait to buy PlayStation Vitas next year. Sony has the makings of a stellar launch lineup, and the concept of having a portable system a step below PlayStation 3 is quite an exciting prospect.
You know, despite the notion that Vita's nearly outdated.
A new Shadowgun Legends gameplay trailer shows off the title's impressive ability to bring FPS gaming to mobile devices.
The most successful first-person shooter franchise of all time is the Call of Duty series, but, aside from a few low-effort titles, it doesn’t have nearly as big of a presence on the mobile front. That’s where the Modern Combat series comes in, often considered the best first-person shooters available for mobile devices. This series is the mobile equivalent of Call of Duty and even surpasses it in some ways.
Recent years, mobile gaming is booming. A lot of outstanding mobile games emerge one after another. But in the bustling mobile market, there are still some classical games that are insurmountable.
Dedicated gaming buttons + Sony exclusives make it not outdated for me. Plus even the latest iPhone/touch models just announced are not quite on par with the HW specs of PSV. I'm sure Android will best it in a matter of months but again, no dedicated buttons + no Sony exclusives.
Everything is nearly outdated. Welcome to technology. And what's with the stealth trolling?
Since when is this news? It's like every other piece of technology. At the end of the day it's the games that sell the product, why do you think the PS2 is still selling to this day?
Games like "Bladeslinger" and "Shadowgun" sound like the type of games you'd find in the bargin bin. :P
Ridiculous article.
With the focus on tablet and smartphone development, it's obvious that there's going to be better devices out before it considering its very long development lifecycle.
But, that's not the point. How many of those devices with better screens will also have a focus on gaming? How many will have the PSN features? How many will have the capabilities of playing all the games without having to use the screen? How many of them will have an extra touch screen?
I'm awaiting the next article that complains about the lack of cellphone capability with the PS Vita. I'm also wondering how this 'outdated' technology is relevant considering the success of the DS and 3DS.
Vita has a quad core processor and a quad core gpu. The iphone 4s has a dual core of each factor in vita's os and you get Uncharted Golden Abyss ;)