I participated in these Vita forums even though I didn't have one, but I never complained, just wondered what everyone's opinions were about the system.
It's okay if people question the system's price about the memory cards, 100 bucks is too much for an essential 32GB card. And I wanted internal memory, that's my only two complaints. As far as that, I love my white crystal AC3 Liberation bundle and wish everyone would pick up one.
im actually wanted a vita since it was released but that very expensive one sized memory card turned me off to buy at that time. not until this awesome AC3 thanksgiving bundle (+more stuffs) from amazon made me decide to get one. i don't really liek teh AC3 but my sis bought me an RO from my b'day. eversince i've been multitaskin, playin w/ my pc & vita at teh same time. i can easily compare how powerfull this handheld from teh DS. now, am lookin forward for this (a little cheaper) 32gb memory card to be shipped in 5 days. holiday season has been awesome for me 
Price almost turned me off, but I was too excited and I think the total came out to $652 for me with FEB, 32GB Card, two games and screen protector kit... either way I hardly played until I was able to get Gravity Rush.
No regrets~ I love RO & I sold AC3 but I got it digital like a nub so thats that. Need bigger mem. though. I dont care if its $199 for 64GB i need that space lol
PhoenixDowny wrote:I bought the Call of Duty PS Vita bundle over Black Friday due to the fifty dollar discount. I really and truly am blessed to have this powerful and revolutionary "handheld PS3" as I like to call it. It's amazing to see what a gigantic step up the Vita is from the PSP and even the Nintendo 3DS. Even though the PS Vita is expensive I still think it is worth the price although a permanent price drop would tremoundously boost Sony's sales of the PS Vita.
I think that a lot of people who are complaining about the PS Vita's game library and price point should consider that this is the only true traditional portable gaming device that is on the same power level with a high quality home console like the WiiU and PS3. In regards to the game library it can only soar and improve from here on out because the Vita is not yet a full year old and with titles on the way like Soul Sacrifice and Sly Cooper Thieves in Time I think that the Vita's future is truly bright. Indeed, I am quite happy with the Vita's software library already because titles like Gravity Rush, Street Fighter x Tekken and Hot Shots Golf: World Invitational are beyond visually stunning and feature absolutely delightful and innovative game play.
I also find the "Near" app to be really enjoyable and a bit addicting.
WiiU... using a RX700 Series Die from 2008, Based off the 4000 series AMD GPU set and a low-quality tri-core non threaded CPU. I think Vita nukes it 
Considering the PS3 is technically 8 threads wdf was nintendo thinking?! I mean the PS4/720 is set to use Tahiti and Kepler, way more powerful GPUs.
MikanYui11 wrote:
WiiU... using a RX700 Series Die from 2008, Based off the 4000 series AMD GPU set and a low-quality tri-core non threaded CPU. I think Vita nukes it
Power is meaningless if there aren't enough games backing up said power. The DS ~ PSP and 3DS ~ PSV are clear examples of how having more power than another system doesn't guarantee anything. Both systems did / are doing better than Sony's even though Sony's were / are quite outstanding from a hardware point of view~.
JuanMdP wrote:
MikanYui11 wrote:WiiU... using a RX700 Series Die from 2008, Based off the 4000 series AMD GPU set and a low-quality tri-core non threaded CPU. I think Vita nukes it
Power is meaningless if there aren't enough games backing up said power. The DS ~ PSP and 3DS ~ PSV are clear examples of how having more power than another system doesn't guarantee anything. Both systems did / are doing better than Sony's even though Sony's were / are quite outstanding from a hardware point of view~.
PSP from sales standpoint blew away DS sales, it just got dropped in the west by developers because of piracy... and I think the fact the PSP succumbed to piracy that badly have developers a little worried history might repeat itself ontop of a smaller opening audience to make more games on the vita.
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