Vita is an expensive hobby. We’ve all worked that out by now. It’s a great handheld, with some great ideas and some great looking games, but dagnabbit, are you going to have to pay for it.
It would seem Sony simply haven’t learned their lesson from the Playstation 3 launch and are setting themselves up for another disaster.
Then again, perhaps they’ve learned that lesson all too well, and they’re simply preparing us for the worst..
So, we have two Playstation Vita models. The Wi-Fi model at £229 and the Wi-Fi/3G model at £279. Many seem settled on the cheaper, Wi-Fi version, but there are those curious about what the 3G actually offers. After some investigating, I dug up the specs. See for yourself if it’s worth the extra £50.
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Fenix Bazaar writes: World Of Final Fantasy offers a varied and diverse battle system. Battles can occur at almost any time, and under any circumstance: understand and knowing how to respond in a variety of different situations is certainly going to help you on your journey.
Random encounters are generally the most common types of battles you’ll come across, and these normally happen when you take on the challenge of exploring a dungeon. You’ve also got to be prepared for the occasional boss battle!
The best thing about World Of Final Fantasy is the randomness of the experience, and the combat screen can pop up and thrust you into battle when you least expect. That’s why you need to be prepared before jumping in.
Before we get into how you can unlock every Champion, let’s take a look at battle basics.
The vita is amazingly priced. Everyone and their corner shoppe deli clerks shoe shiner thought that the vita would cost 50% more than the announced price so anyone crying foul needs a red card to sit down. The vita is the best handheld device I've ever seen and its truly like magic using one. The vita is the saviour of video games because it can do everything all video game consoles can do today but its portable. the vita only needs a lot of games to appeal to all types of gamers and because of the launch and confirmed games I know the vita will be very successful.casual and hardcore When you hold a vita for the first time as a gamer and a techie, you should curtsey.
Sure everyone would rather it was cheaper. Who wouldn't, but i personally find the price fine but i can see why it is high for some of the market.
perfectly priced system 250 dollars for that piece is pretty darn good.
painfully priced would be the memory cards i guess, they don't bother me the vita memory cards arent that expensive..sure they are more expensive than normal SD card but i don't care. I can totally accept the current price its not like the iphone prices..so you know..i'm cool with it.
a price drop would just be a nice welcomed bonus.
keep in mind that sony is selling the system at a loss so they have to get their money somewhere..so i'm ok with what they have decided.
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The price of the Vita is pretty fair. An Iphone4S would be 600$ and everyone seems to accept this price, so 250$ for a more powerful device seems pretty good to me.