This review didn't really feel that it was written from an objective standpoint. There was already some bias in the first sentence. However every criticism he had about game was explained.
So it's definitely a review but it didn't feel like it was written objectively.
Here's some room for thought. Like you said, you might buy the PlayStation TV to play the PS4 in another room because of remote play. You probably experienced remote play on the Vita already and it's quite alright in terms of the experience.
Now how about people who never owned a Vita and brought PlayStation TV. Sure they can use it for remote play but they now have purchases a device that can play Vita games. This might perk their interest to try some Vita games out ...
Personally, I think the Vita does have a good library of games. Yes Sony needs to give the Vita more AAA exclusive games. Personally I don't view any of the Vita's games as a must buy system seller but it does have some good games regardless.
Vita is always going to remain a niche console, some may say to a market that likes Indies and JRPGs. They wouldn't be entirely wrong.
I love the Vita and I hate to see how Sony isn't showing any attentio...
True, ease of navigation with the user interface is important. People just don't like going through tons of screens and anything to make that process faster would be highly welcomed
The game is a lot of fun especially if you like Otaku culture. I found myself looking for as many anime/video game/manga references and Easter eggs as I can.
Akiba's Trip revels in what it is: a silly game that's just plain fun. This game doesn't take itself seriously and I love it for that.