@grognard Hmmmm, well the psp bundle when released was 250. The vita for 250 isn't a bad price, and people aren't buying the vita because of software. Any marketer would know to re test their data on sales after software support booms. Only after then, of sales are lackluster will a price drop occur. It's strategic.
Its not as bad as i thought. I think once they reveal some stuff at E3 and once they get software rolling it will sell better in the states. As for Japan, once PSO comes and/or monster Hunter...It will strive. While I am not worried, I do wish i saved my money and bought it at a later date. But on anynote, I will be extremely happy once more games release/reveal (e3)
Its not that i disagree with the score. I just feel like Watters is complaining. His logic on un-learning elements from single player is flawed. Builds are underpowered? He said it himself, its expected since its online. Still 7.5 isnt a terrible score, I just feel like this reviewer didnt justify giving it a 7.5 over a 8.0 or 8.5. I am not trying to bring fanboyism into this, but the reasons why starhawk got a 7.5 didnt make sense.
Still its a fun game, the beta was interesting. I hope lightbox does well, they really did a lot of work and created a different shooter that works.
sure apple gaming is cheap..but the hardware is really expensive. I have an ipad and i dont use it for gaming, i dont really use it at all. I let friends and family use it when they need to cheak something on the internet. Dont get me wrong, some games are REALLY COOL..but after 10 minutes your hands really start to hurt.
this article is completely biased. Im not arguing that this whole situation doesnt suck, simply put, it does. It is a BIG shortcoming on Sonys part and they are paying the price with it by: losing customers, losing sales, upsetting publishers, losing trust, etc. However, I cannot help but notice the slanted arguments and anger used in this article. Its pure illogical. Its honestly slandering bulls**t. Credit Card numbers? monitor your account, if theres something not right, then flag it, it literally takes 1 phone call (i had a problem with itunes and my cc# and it took a 2 minutes conversation on the phone, and my bank cleared everything up). You do releize that with this mentalitity you have much more to fear when it comes to credit card numbers. Everytime you use it (resturant, etc). People know your number and can use it. But they dont. Why? Well, getting caught using credit cards are pretty easy, and you gotta be ballsy to pull it off.
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