How to save the Vita?

[SignOfZeta]

Yeah, while I quite like my 3DSXL I can't say the software selection is amazing or even acceptable.

I don't think the 3D screen itself has anything to do with that at all though, it's the extra money needed to develop GameCube level graphics and sell the games at $40 or less. The actual 3D effect is pretty easy, in polygonal games its essentially free.

So far I have the Williams pinball collection (very fun, but not a system seller) Steel Diver (hugely underrated, IMO), NSMB2 (quality for sure, but really unoriginal, even for a Mario game, and the 3D is underwhelming and useless), and Pilotwings. I really really like Pilotwings. It makes effective use of the circle pad and the 3D.

[Arkhan Asylum]

I have Kid Icarus and Code of Princess.  They are both fun, as is Bust a Move, but its fucking BUST A MOVE.

I just got it because I like Bust a Move.


The rest of the library is underwhelming.   Star Fox 3DS is fucking retard easy pussy shit.   I was really mad at that stupid game with how you can close your eyes and win.


Rayman looks cool too, and plays nice

BUT ITS RAYMAN.
fuck.

[Nando]

I have Kid Icarus and Code of Princess. 

Those two and the new Mario 3D spike my interest in the system, as well as the DS library. At least until better games come out.

[TheClash603]

Mario 3D Land is the best game on the system, and I have played loads of 3DS before making this decision.  If you have a 3DS and don't have Mario 3D Land, it is the game that should be on the top of your must buy list.

My favorite Vita game to date?  Now that is where quality underwhelms.  I might be tempted to say Resistance or Uncharted, even though I acknowledge both games are pretty average.  I had a pretty good time with Blaz Blue too.

[SignOfZeta]

I honestly can't fathom buying Bust a Move again.

[kazekirifx]

Bust a Move Again again even.

[Arjak]

This is just my opinion, but I think what the Vita really needs is some games that AREN'T slightly upgraded versions of PS3 games that we've already played years ago. Seriously, that category is AT LEAST half the library.

[soop]

This is just my opinion, but I think what the Vita really needs is some games that AREN'T slightly upgraded versions of PS3 games that we've already played years ago. Seriously, that category is AT LEAST half the library.

TBH, I don't own a PS3, so I wouldn't mind, but I know what you mean.

[Arkhan Asylum]

I honestly can't fathom buying Bust a Move again.

I buy it whenever its released for anything basically. 

and then I get home and play it on my neo geo cabinet and wonder why I bought it.

[Nando]

and then I get home and play it on my neo geo cabinet and wonder why I bought it.

.....

[Arkhan Asylum]

and then I get home and play it on my neo geo cabinet and wonder why I bought it.

.....

I meant, I wonder why I bought another iteration of Bust a Move since I have it on my Neo Geo.

I never wonder why I bought the Neo Geo

I bought that thing because it's fucking badass, and came with 7 games!

[jlued686]

Saw the new trailer for the Persona 4 remake. Now I want a Vita...

[kazekirifx]

Wanting a Vita is all about software being released that you feel you must have. For me it was Falcom games that did it.

Of course, I would rather the games were just released on a home console instead. I'm not personally fond of playing on a small screen, or away from home.

It's the games I'm interested in, not the Vita system itself. If it weren't for the games, I'd have no interest in buying this piece of hardware at all. If there's anyone out there who bought it because the rear touchpanel and dual cameras gave them a hard-on, how their brain operates is beyond my comprehension.