@ClaudiusCaesar the video shows truly excellent games. It seems the price cut is preparing the terrain for Soul Sacrifice's release. Price cut, bundles and new games from well known franchises. And a new feature that might prove key in Japan: manga reader. Lets cross our fingers.

@sunyatanada76 @StonerDemon Any of the games showed on the video have the potential to become a huge hit in Japan (that phantasy star online bundle really looks promising). I really hope that things go right for Vita and dedicated portable gaming in general.

I'm watching the streaming from Sony Japan about the Vita, and believe it or not, what they're planning for Vita this year is absolutely awesome. Sony is playing all its cards this time. Try to give it a look. Though it's all in japanese, the images speak for themselves: http://www.jp.playstation.com/cp/2013spring_psvita/

This price cut has a very clear reason: Soul Sacrifice release in Japan.

Everything was ok with the video, until I heard "Sony's marketing machine"...

So the original Vita has no usb ports??? Lucky I haven't bought this yet, but I've already saved my ps plus free vita games, just in case :D

Ill buy it when it goes down to 20 bucks.

Its because of this "do it all" trend that companies like Philips have left the a/v market. What a shame. Why do they call it a "game console", then?? Making "do it all" machines is somewhat like shooting one self in the foot.

@Slim_Lyrics @StonerDemon classic game room is an old one too. and gamepro (r.i.p.) was the gandalf of videogame sites.

@Slim_Lyrics nice info, Ill check it out today :D
I remember the old days, back in 1997, videogames.com was the godfather of gamespot and I would spend 4, 5 hours of my free time at university reading reviews hahaha... internet was such a luxury back then...