Who the hell would pay $250+ for a Vita with a small library currently and not buy a $200 Xbox 360 or a $250 PS3. Like seriously.
The statement is still true, yes?
Yeah, it's true. But for everyone who already has HD console then it's fair game. Honestly, at this time, if I had around $300-$350 and I didn't own a Xbox 360, I'd be choosing the Xbox 360 or PS3 over the Vita.
Is so. Pre-3.50 PSP firmwares did not allow developers to use 333Mhz as a frequency for the CPU. Before its release it was capped at 222Mhz *probably* to preserve battery life, but nobody's really sure as to why Sony did it.
Of course Dark_Alex unlocked it earlier then Sony did, but we're talking about OFW here.
I thought it was just a matter of choice. The higher CPU drained the battery pretty badly. Plus while games that used it (like God of War) looked really good, it's not like it was a huge leap from the games with a capped CPU. Noticeable, yes, but entirely necessary? Not really. I don't think the 3DS "unlocked" will be doubling how good its games look.
Yes, let generalize groups like it's some fact, like how people generalize PS3 and XBox360 owners for being graphics whores.
I honestly see so many people go "Well graphics don't matter, only gameplay counts" than "FUCK YEAH THE GRAPHICS ARE AMAZING YOUR WII IS SHIT". As much as everyone thinks "graphics don't matter" I doubt half of us would play the games out nowadays if they had PS2-quality graphics. I won't lie, I enjoy good graphics and to some extent it's a selling point. Not THE selling point, but a good looking game really helps immersion and looking at something pleasant while playing a game doesn't hurt. It helps create breathtaking environments and sets, which creates moments that makes games awesome.