And yet, from a selling point of view, this game did well, expecially on the Vita, with 81,000 pcs sold first week, not including digital sales. Adding the 67,000 copies sold for PS3, the launch week amounts to 150,000 pcs (physical only).

Too bad Falcom messed up with this gross mistake...

I wonder how the playtesting worked, there... Perhaps they playtested it just on the development machines, with fast and cached hard disks?... Falcom is a small studio and such incredible mistakes, sadly, can happen...

I think it's a masterpiece.

Of course, being the first installment of a serie and a unique concept in its genere, it may feel a little experimental at times, and some game aspects could have had a better refinement.

I really have to play the first now.

tempura13

You really have!

And, please, if you visit its review page on this website, trust the Gamer's Score, not the one given by GAMESPOT's reviewer.  ;)

From October 10th a new Vita will be available. It will be cheaper, lighter, with +1 hr battery charge and lot of colours to chose from. But, as it seems, it won't have an OLED display, just an LCD.

New games coming in 2014 include:

- Soul Sacrifice Delta by Sony Team Japan,

- A Danganronpa inspired shooter by Chunsoft,

- Phantasy Star Nova, a Phantasy Star Online 2 inspired off-line RPG created by the team Tri-Ace, obviously to be published by Sega.

I can easily understand what you mean with "ridiculed", and I agree.

Surely, anything by Kojima would be welcome.

On the Vita, I'd love to see engrossing, beautiful and long games. Something like Dissidia has been for PSP, for example.

I've got just three:

Metal Gear Solid HD

Virtue Last Reward

Assassin Creed Liberation [digital]

I'm going to get Dragon's Crown in october. Then, without any haste, I'll eventually get Muramasa: Rebirth.

Maybe. I'm still foolishly waiting for Sony to come to senses and make save backups possible. Why can't I delete my games without deleting saves, Sony? funsohng

Agree on this.

I don't even own five games on this system.

But I'll just say that Metal Gear Solid HD has been the best spent money of the year, so far. Also, Virtue's Last Reward and Uncharted: Golden Abyss are two different games made with different budget, but equally succesful in delivering solid fun.

Until Konami, Sega or Square-Enix resolve to create something new and serious on the Vita, I've got no most anticipated game. But if I must pick a title, then I'll say Dragon's Crown (still not available in Europe)... Also, a translation of Sen no Kiseki would create some "anticipation" in me for that game, for sure...

Matter of personal taste.

But, for me, it would be Dragon's Crown, expecially for the collaborative multiplayer aspect.

Don't know what to say.

Unless some big surprise is being worked on, Killzone Mercenary has been said to be 4 vs 4, too.