Anyhow, good luck to the fanboy who reported all my posts to get me banned - such a mature little snowflake. Yeah, I'm thinking you need some perspective. Steam released > 4207 games in 2016 alone on its platform. I rarely meet fanboys, but it's such a pleasure and joy to see them in the wild The Vita had 22 games released for it in 2016 You claim that PS Vita is a dead platform > WrongĪnd since we know that a PS4 version is coming later this year, and that the Kickstarter campain had PS Vita port as one of its stretch goals, I would say chances are very high to see Hollow Knight come to Vita :) You claim that Hollow Knight could not be ported on PS Vita > Wrong Until then, we're gonna stick with the facts if you don't mind! This is absolutely pathetic and borderline delusional, you should get some help, seriously!
I don't give a ♥♥♥♥ about COD marketing budget and low cost x-platform stock drain this or that, and I dont think anyone else does. 引用自 Damos：Your answers are completely off topic and a mix of extreme stubbornness, inability to concede the obvious, and pseudo technico crap.
It's not as if their CEOs get paid multi-million saleries and stock options to play golf is it?. That's the real reason S&S is getting a Vita port: SONY are finally learning a lesson. They have a natural cycle to them that can help your hardware brand (and, of course, Nethack has been going for 15+ years now, and any serious Player tends to get that itch every few years.)īasically, it's a new concept for the HARDWARE manufacturers since suddenly if you have these type of niche games on your format it extends the life of your product by at least 18 months, which can be worth $100's of millions (in terms of outlay / production / design / marketing etc for a new platform). then return 6-18months later and replay them (esp. With metrovanias / roguealikes you tend to fire them up, play, put them down. Oh, and if you want a real lesson in the market, S&S and Hello Knight fall under a rather new category (for the marketeers, not the players, derp) where platform support is actually part of their appeal.
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