The Vita's story has been told in this opening blurb about a thousand times. Its a system that's been struggling, to be brief. One of the big detractors currently is a lack of software. However Don Corleone Mesa, Director of Product Planning and Platform Software Innovation (yes, that's a real title) at Sony, has said that "more than 100" games will be hitting the system.
Mesa highlighted a few already announced indie games, such as the brutal and psychedelic Hotline Miami, horror game Lone Survivor, as well as Thomas Was Alone and Frozen Synapse. However, he also stressed that there will be bigger titles too, such as a bunch from Sony Worldwide Studios (currently only two of Sony's studios are known to be making a game for the system).
Black Mesa also revealed some interesting statistics for the system. The system has been stressing having every game available digitally day one, and Mesa revealed that a third of all system software sales are digital.
A survey conducted by Sony also found some positive numbers for its userbase. 90% of Vita owners play it on a regular basis, or once or more a week. The system also holds an 86% satisfaction rate from its owners. However, the biggest statistic is that Vita owners play their Vita on average of 18.7 hours a week. Surprising, huh?
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Mesa highlighted a few already announced indie games, such as the brutal and psychedelic Hotline Miami, horror game Lone Survivor, as well as Thomas Was Alone and Frozen Synapse. However, he also stressed that there will be bigger titles too, such as a bunch from Sony Worldwide Studios (currently only two of Sony's studios are known to be making a game for the system).
A survey conducted by Sony also found some positive numbers for its userbase. 90% of Vita owners play it on a regular basis, or once or more a week. The system also holds an 86% satisfaction rate from its owners. However, the biggest statistic is that Vita owners play their Vita on average of 18.7 hours a week. Surprising, huh?
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