wraggster
October 3rd, 2012, 22:43
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The obvious need for new games made Vita’s near total absence from Sony’s E3 conference all the more galling. The company was quick to respond to the tide of negative feeling with an assurance that Vita was most definitely present, with 25 playable games on the show floor. But it wasn’t until August’s Gamescom that we saw clear signs that Sony recognises Vita is in severe danger of being stuck with the same ‘no games’ label that PS3 took so long to shake off.
http://www.edge-online.com/features/vitas-fight-for-life-after-almost-a-year-has-sonys-handheld-of-all-trades-managed-to-distinguish-itself/
The obvious need for new games made Vita’s near total absence from Sony’s E3 conference all the more galling. The company was quick to respond to the tide of negative feeling with an assurance that Vita was most definitely present, with 25 playable games on the show floor. But it wasn’t until August’s Gamescom that we saw clear signs that Sony recognises Vita is in severe danger of being stuck with the same ‘no games’ label that PS3 took so long to shake off.
http://www.edge-online.com/features/vitas-fight-for-life-after-almost-a-year-has-sonys-handheld-of-all-trades-managed-to-distinguish-itself/