The PSPs competition was the DS. The DS sold 154 million plus units. The PSP sold 80 million plus units, so roughly a third of the market.

The 2nd generation (LCD) Vita uses a Micro USB for power. The OLED Vita has a custom USB interface. The cable it came with however attached to a box that had the standard power plug design out the other end.

A lot of places have been on the decline as far as stocking Vita hardware and games. There were a few times where I’ve walk into a Gamestop looking for a just released Vita game only to be met with ‘did you pre-order it?’. I don’t blame places like Gamestop either, it’s not in their best interest to automatically…

Sony marketed the Vita as a portable system with “console-quality gaming,” then went on to pack it with shoddy spinoffs like Uncharted: Golden Abyss, Call of Duty: Declassified, and Resistance: Burning Skies.

The controller seems to be the worse offender of the two.

The Sega CD, wasn’t bad in itself, there were some of the positives:

PS2 had more than a few things going for it at the time;

Great 3D can be indistinguishable from 2D, for example Guilty Gears Xrd.

I think you mean under that weight in order to compete. Going under that weight is illegal. They try to stay as close to it as possible though.

Someone needs to come out of retirement....

I remember referring the original Playstation as PSX as well. PSOne to me, was that rounded off version you posted.

Sprayed on latex....

Veritas I get the point, the buff as is, has created this need to play the nightfall event as soon as possible to maximize the players potential gain from it.

In your scenario (missing out on the nightfall with his friends) Jim has to spend precious play time at either the Tower/Vestian Outpost or one of the forums looking for players to join him on the Nightfall or go without like you stated.

That doesn’t make any sense, removing the buff wouldn’t solve the issue of finding people for Nightfall runs, matchmaking would.

Alternate costume?

Warriors of Rock was specifically aimed at the harder, heavier crowd. It also was the weakest in sales of the Guitar Hero line, this has more to do with Activision releasing over 8 titles in the span of 2 years (with WoR being the last) than anything else.

If you look at how past DoA games have sold, the Volleyball games haven’t done too bad. The first of them is the 4th best selling DoA title. The volleyball games generally sell twice as many units in the U.S. versus Japan.

Iirc, the Colecovision version of Donkey Kong was the only one on consoles that had all the stages present(at time of release, the 7800 version was released years later). The Intellivision, and 2600 versions were missing the cement factory. The 5200 got Mario Bros. which did not show up on Colecovision.

At least with BF4 you can still get info pertinent to the game across through in-game implementations, (spotting enemy players, attack point A, defend point C etc...). Many games aren’t up to this level.