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It's a fucking handheld.
People will complain about anything and everything.
I could tell this would become a problem when i first saw pics of it being held...looked very unnatural the way the thumb was bent.
Then Greg Miller from IGN confirmed my suspicions when he wrote an article about the Vita being hard to hold.
Now this furthers the claim..
Put them too far away & your vilified, put them too close together & your vilified....Sony will always find it hard to win, unless they virtually go broke & then become the longshot underdog. Trebd whores following the Sony hating trend since PS1 & 2's total domination, & a couple of misteps from Sony with the PS3.
Get over it, Sony know what the are doing....The PSP is the best handheld in history by a longshot, & the Vita looks to dethrone PSP of that crown & become the best handheld available on the market.
If I didn't find problems with the PSP's circle pad, I'm sure I'll be fine with the Vita's ACTUAL thumbsticks. People will end up modding them anyway.