Will you always consider the vita a better handheld than the 3ds even if....

the 3DS ends up having more quality games? Will the Vita's superior hardware be enough to make it overall the better platform?

No of course not, I don't even consider the Vita a better handheld than the 3DS now.

depends on how many more quality games, and in whose eyes they are quality. Right now the Vita and 3DS have an equal amount of quality titles to me

lol 3DS 3rd party.

I buy hardware to enjoy software

Therefore, if the 3DS had a better game library, the chances are pretty high I'd consider it a better handheld than the PS Vita

lol 3DS 3rd party.

rasengan2552

depends on how many more quality games, and in whose eyes they are quality. Right now the Vita and 3DS have an equal amount of quality titles to me

_Matt_

[QUOTE="rasengan2552"]

lol 3DS 3rd party.

Kaszilla

Quality in games is subjective so, I'm sure there will always be people who consider the PS Vita line-up better just as people will consider the 3DS line-up better. It's too early to tell anything though. These handhelds will be around for at least 5 or so years.

[QUOTE="_Matt_"]

depends on how many more quality games, and in whose eyes they are quality. Right now the Vita and 3DS have an equal amount of quality titles to me

Kaszilla

Hmm, well believe it or not I actually preferred the PSP library over the DS library slightly. So even then I considered PSP and DS similar last gen. However, if it ends up anything like PS2 and GC/XBOX then I won't consider the Vita better at all.

Regardless, right now I'm pretty happy to be an owner of both the 3DS and the Vita. As someone said in an earlier thread, The librarys complement each other very very well so far.

"Quality games" is all subjective, arguing over this is dumb... oh wait this is system wars.. carry on.Nick3306

[QUOTE="Nick3306"]"Quality games" is all subjective, arguing over this is dumb... oh wait this is system wars.. carry on.Kaszilla

Yes it is. It's very hard.

DS

Pokemon series

mario kart

prof layton series

super mario 64

PSP

god of war series

metal gear solid peace walker

patapon series

motorstorm arctic edge

little big planet

GTA series

Very similar amount of quality games in my eyes

[QUOTE="Kaszilla"][QUOTE="Nick3306"]"Quality games" is all subjective, arguing over this is dumb... oh wait this is system wars.. carry on._Matt_

Yes it is. It's very hard.

DS

Pokemon series

mario kart

prof layton series

super mario 64

PSP

god of war series

metal gear solid peace walker

patapon series

motorstorm arctic edge

little big planet

GTA series

Very similar amount of quality games in my eyes

[QUOTE="rasengan2552"]

lol 3DS 3rd party.

Kaszilla

we all have different tastes, i prefer the vita over the 3ds, my homeboy prefers the 3ds over the vita, its all gravy

[QUOTE="Kaszilla"][QUOTE="Nick3306"]"Quality games" is all subjective, arguing over this is dumb... oh wait this is system wars.. carry on.rasengan2552

[QUOTE="_Matt_"]

[QUOTE="Kaszilla"] DS vs PSP, its not hard to tell which has more quality games.....Kaszilla

Yes it is. It's very hard.

DS

Pokemon series

mario kart

prof layton series

super mario 64

PSP

god of war series

metal gear solid peace walker

patapon series

motorstorm arctic edge

little big planet

GTA series

Very similar amount of quality games in my eyes

god of war did, but I see no Vice City Sstories or Liberty City stories on ps3. And yes DS has more games, but not more games I would consider quality. My point is it is very subjective. I found the PSP and DS library to have an equal number of quality games/franchises

[QUOTE="rasengan2552"][QUOTE="Kaszilla"] DS vs PSP, its not hard to tell which has more quality games.....Kaszilla

[QUOTE="Kaszilla"][QUOTE="rasengan2552"]

lol 3DS 3rd party.

freedomfreak

Are you sure about that ?

Last time I checked Professor Layton and Phoenix wright were pretty popular on DS and they are heading to 3DS.

[QUOTE="freedomfreak"][QUOTE="Kaszilla"] I dont get it....R4gn4r0k

Are you sure about that ?

Last time I checked Professor Layton and Phoenix wright were pretty popular on DS and they are heading to 3DS.

[QUOTE="Kaszilla"][QUOTE="rasengan2552"]

lol 3DS 3rd party.

freedomfreak

Edit: You were kidding

>_>

>_>

freedomfreak

:P

[QUOTE="Kaszilla"][QUOTE="rasengan2552"] PSP can get "ports" a lot of Nintendo's best first party games lol. Super Mario 64 especially plays good on the PSP.rasengan2552

[QUOTE="infinite884"][QUOTE="savebattery"]Vita needs a redesign and a price drop. No way I couls see myself using those much hyped analog sticks. They're way too small, the placement interferes with dpad down and the X button, the throw is way too limited, and if Uncharted is anything to go by precise movements are quite difficult. In addition, the shoulder buttons feel mushy and unresponsive and the system as a whole is way too big to be considered portable. Vita has a very nice launch window library but the controls on the unit are terrible. I can't believe more people aren't mentioning how awful the analog sticks are. Much worse than the circle pad.savebattery

I have never accidentally hit the x button or the down button on the d pad on my Vita, and I have large clumsy thumbs :?

[QUOTE="rasengan2552"]

[QUOTE="Kaszilla"] Oh we're counting emulation as part of a system's library? Besides that's not a DS original to begin with.Kaszilla

[QUOTE="savebattery"]Vita needs a redesign and a price drop. No way I couls see myself using those much hyped analog sticks. They're way too small, the placement interferes with dpad down and the X button, the throw is way too limited, and if Uncharted is anything to go by precise movements are quite difficult. In addition, the shoulder buttons feel mushy and unresponsive and the system as a whole is way too big to be considered portable. Vita has a very nice launch window library but the controls on the unit are terrible. I can't believe more people aren't mentioning how awful the analog sticks are. Much worse than the circle pad.Blake135

Hmm, I would say neither need a redesign right now. The 3DS screen scratching loose hinges cases were far and few between. Lack of second circle pad is a biggy for me though.

[QUOTE="infinite884"][QUOTE="savebattery"] No, they're terrible. I have spent enough time with the Vita and used enough analog sticks to make that determination. It took me five or six races in Wipeout just to stop over correcting all over the track, and I have beaten every other game in the series. The placement is bad enough. I am sick of accidentally hitting the damn X button. But not only did they place them poorly, they made them far too small. And if that wasn't bad enough, they're convex instead of concave and very prone to slipping. And that's not even mentioning the terrible throw and poor precision. Trying to aim without the gyro in Uncharted is like trying to throw a butterfly into your neighbor's mailbox from across the street.savebattery

[QUOTE="Kaszilla"][QUOTE="rasengan2552"] ok but they don't have to be DS originals they're still quality nintendo games, also any Pokemon handheld game up to R/S can be played on PSP.

rasengan2552

You know you were serious, your one of the biggest cows on here.. You suck at life

[QUOTE="infinite884"][QUOTE="savebattery"] The gyro aiming is a band aid for the terrible sticks. If you and your friends haven't noticed you must not be very discerning gamers.savebattery

I use it without gyro. It was almost impossible, but then I gave it a little thing called time, and then I got used to it, now it's fine. I still don't use the gyro for aiming

[QUOTE="infinite884"][QUOTE="savebattery"] The gyro aiming is a band aid for the terrible sticks. If you and your friends haven't noticed you must not be very discerning gamers.savebattery

[QUOTE="savebattery"][QUOTE="infinite884"] hahahah, so if me and my friends think a little function of a game is cool we're discerning gamers? alright then, if you can't learn how to work a handheld with 2 joysticks you must be a idiot gamer._Matt_

I use it without gyro. It was almost impossible, but then I gave it a little thing called time, and then I got used to it, now it's fine. I still don't use the gyro for aiming

The gyro aiming is a band aid for the terrible sticks. If you and your friends haven't noticed you must not be very discerning gamers.savebattery