Drinkbox was one of the earliest supporters of the Vita. The studio's Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack!!! launched alongside the system in 2012, the first indie game on the handheld that wasn't published by Sony. They followed that up last year with the critically acclaimed Guacamelee on Vita, PS3, and (several months later) the PC. Speaking with GamesIndustry International earlier this month, Drinbox's Chris McQuinn explained his affinity for Sony's portable platform.
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Leadman Games is awesome. New company, taking indie games and releasing them physically BUT not limited and not restricted to one site. They sell their games in Best Buy, Target, GameStop, etc.
Hopefully they get big titles like Guacamelee! so we don't have to feed into Limited Run/Super Rare/whatever else is out there's scalper model of 5,000 titles that almost all go on eBay for twice/triple their value.
Of course not. Early mismanagement unfortunately hurt its initial sales, but it's still great hardware with great features. Combine these new games with a price drop and we're looking at a stellar seller (hey look a rhyme!).
Some gamers are busy giving Vita the same treatment as the PSP.
Why some gamers are like that is beyond me, I mean "If you dont like the system" why badmouth it and spread lies?
Give it a rest, enjoy your fav system and let others enjoy theirs.
Btw, thanks Drinkbox Studios for the support and Guacamelee.
"Honestly, Vita owners are the ****ing best," McQuinn said."
Exactly ;))))
I love the Vita. Honestly, I can understand some of the criticisms of the PSP: awkward controls, not very feature-rich, and it just got boring very fast. Vita lives up to it's name and really has a life of its own. Very fast and efficient, the controls are great, and developers have made interesting use of the motion-sensing, camera, and touch panels. Tearaway is a great example of that.
I hope Vita gets more games (particularly, a Valkyria Chronicles). I would still give the win to 3DS for games, but the Vita is a fine gaming device.
I'm a very dedicated vita owner
"If people don't see the Vita doing the same number of sales as the 3DS, then it's automatically a failure."
This mentality that McQuinn speaks of is why the gaming community is so hostile. Just because something's not first place doesn't mean it's worthless. The Vita has some really awesome software and it's a shame that it's not as recognized.