3DS or NGP?

NatewlieThis may turn out to be false. It hasn't been confirmed by Sony, I'd wait for E3 for prices.The prices you're pulling up there are from a survey, from Ubisoft.I don't understand why people dismiss the 3DS because the 3D doesn't appeal to you. Not because of the 3D not appealing to you, no, but it isn't a game changer at all tbh. It's just a feature that's optional. I'm interested in the reasoning behind the people who want the NGP over the 3DS, especially now when very little games have been announced for the NGP. Not only that, the launch of the 3DS kinda leaves a sour taste in everyone's mouth (when in fact it's launch is nearly similar to almost every console/handheld at launch).

Possibly because there hasn't been a recently released console in a long time, people have forgotten how lackluster the launch titles are.

Yes, the NGP has good graphics..... but if I'd choose the NGP, I'd miss the Zelda/Pokemon/Mario games.
BUT, if I'd choose the 3DS, I'd miss games like Killzone, God of War, Infamous, Ratchet and Clank, Little big planet and Bioshock.Looking back, the NGP will probably have alot of FPS's.
BUT, what if we end up emulating the 3DS on our PC's like the NDS?
Remember, you can play 3DS games while turning the 3D effect off.

Replying to #42

Unless it's NES/SNES/N64 era games (where I can display them to 1080p on my TV), I don't enjoy emulation as much as the actual experience. It feels much more authentic to play an actual DS game compared to a DS game on the PC.

I'd like to get both eventually. Depriving yourself of potentially memorable game experiences on one console, just because you favor the other, is pointless and stupid.
That being said, I'm going for the 3DS first. I'm going to hold off on the NGP until more games come out and based on whether or not ps2 emulation is possible on it.

Having had my hands on the Vita at this year's E3, I can safely say that it's really one of my most anticipated things I can't wait to buy. Everything about it was slick, from the way it felt in your hands, to the amazing screen, to the sound, and its games. It's one thing to be awed by the games in videos, but it's another when you're seeing it by yourself and playing it. Uncharted looked incredible. I was floored when I got to try out the 3DS when it was first shown and at the time I thought, "How can this be running on a handheld?", but the Vita is another beast. However, by saying this, I'm not downplaying the 3DS at all. Resident Evil Revelations looks incredible on it. I was very impressed by Revelations at E3 from its graphics (it looks amazing), to its atmosphere. Same goes for Luigi's Mansion 3DS. Great use of the 3D and it looks superb.I'll be getting both the 3DS and Vita that's for sure. Both will offer different library of games that are relevant to my interests and the best part is that I'll get the best of both worlds. I haven't bought a 3DS yet because I feel it's not worth the $250 price Nintendo is asking for and frankly, there's no games I want for it. This holiday season however, I will take the plunge and buy one. Hopefully there's a bundle or a deal I can get.

Replying to #45

Didn't read the rest of your post. How did that back touchscreen feel? Was it natural to use?

for me i choose NGP cuz it has many features 3DS has, i have a 3DS but after watching a handson of the NGP , i was shock cuz it has more potential than the 3DS.