[QUOTE="NamelessPlayer"]I sense a strong Sony bias over at CNET. Don't get me wrong here, I really, REALLY wanted to like the Vita, but it has too many flaws right now. -Those dual analog sticks everyone's raving about? Not enough throw, like half that of the 3DS Circle Pad. They're a bit better than the PSP's analog nub, but that's not saying much. For such a hyped selling point, it's a big letdown. -Too many proprietary accessories. Not just the memory cards (which aren't even that fast), but PROPRIETARY USB CABLES, too. Coming from the PSP, that's just ridiculous. -No save game management? WTF, Sony? For instance, if you have a game stored on the internal memory card, but need to delete it to make room, you have to delete its associated save too. Yet another way that the PSP is better than its own successor... As a result, even though I could afford it, I bought a 3DS instead this past week, especially now that its games are getting good. However, I do have to call out the 3DS' flaws too: -Circle Pad Pro? Really, Nintendo? That should've been integrated into the system to begin with. The only consolation I'll give here is that they're far better analogs than the Vita's. -Region locking, introduced back with the DSi. I see no good reason for that. -Less battery life compared to their older handhelds. At least the battery's relatively user-replacable/upgradable. In the meantime, I'm hoping that the Vita gets a hardware revision that has much better analog sticks, and by then, there will be killer apps and the accessories will have hopefully dropped in price (especially those damn memory cards).ReadingRainbow4
Lol your Analog stick rant is a bit of bs, never experienced any of those issues.
The 3DS you still use a stylus! Are you kidding me, touch screens use fingers, my cell phone is touch screen by my fingers. Nint is caught in the past and can't keep up with Sony Technologically. The PS3 outperfoms the Wii and the PS Vita outperforms the 3DS! Period!
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