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Sony: ‘Vita’s Killer Games are Still to Come’

August 3rd, 2012 / Niraj Shah / News
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Every PS Vita owner knows that the PS Vita is lacking ‘killer’ games, and it seems that SCE UK chief Fergal Gara is also aware of the issue. Speaking to MCV, Gara said the PS Vita’s best months are still to come.

With Call of Duty, FIFA, Assassin’s Creed and LittleBigPlanet on the way, there’s every reason to believe the machine’s performance will improve as we head towards the crucial peak selling period before Christmas.

“The key thing for the rest of the year is the key software drive for the console so as we look towards September, LittleBigPlanet, that really is taking the concept on another level because of the Vita functionality. And of course the other key big third party IPs – Call of Duty, FIFA, Assassin’s Creed – will do tremendous things for the Vita. So it’s our job now to take that strength of software and give people more reasons to buy.

“I think we haven’t quite hit the spot with the killer software just yet and I have every reason to think that will happen in the next few months.”

[Source: MCV UK]

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