Like many others have mentioned I would prefer a GTA made specifically for the Vita if that. It would not make sense business wise if one considers how many Vitas they are presently. I've enjoyed AC Liberations, PSABR, MK and the instant game collection I have with PS+, but the chances of this happening are quite slim if we are taken into account the current install base. I think what most third party developers are going to do is look at is how much more hardware Sony can sell. I love my Vita, but the only way I can see it coming to that platform is 6 months to a year from the original launch date. I doubt this game will come to the Vita (initially that is). This piece may be a bit lengthy and stray off topic but stay with me. It wasn't a full fledged game (idk how long the bogt or latd is, so I don't know if it's on par with full fledged games, but back then, it was only exclusive 'dlc' that nobody had any idea what it would be about).

'the timed exclusive DLC for X-Box didn't stop the PS3 version of GTA4 from selling into the high millions.'īecause at that time, the DLC was just that, DLC. Why not just bundle them all together for the same price, or just slightly higher? It would seem like they are intentionally cutting content just to get money from the consumer. If 3 GTA games came out for Vita on the same day, each costing 40 bucks a piece, I'd think it was a money grabbing ripoff attempt. Liberty City Stories PSP - October 24, 2005 The original commenter didn't suggest either option, so I was just replying to one of the two difference is though, is that there was at least a year minimum between those releases.

'I don't believe that was ever part of the conversation.'

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