https://media3.giphy.com/media/5xaOcLSiHjl31yG4ZNK/200.gif HELLO AND WELCOME

Never, I don't have any true friends in real life T_T My gaming friends and I talk all the time in a group chat. We even have game night every Friday.

I read that as "chibi thug"...... Anyways, welcome new members. You'll surely regret joining this forum.

Yoko Littner,Why the hell not she's a badss I have a thing for redheads when it comes to females,and might I add big boobs ;) Stasuki Kiryuin I gained a lot of respect for her when she tricked her mother and created a plan to bring her down.Again nice assets.Yoruichi (Bleach) again a awesome badass female character. Though i find many anime guys quiet attractive there's also some I see as my fictional childern besides if I picked it would be out of lust and not good reasons I'm pretty sure my picks are subtextly gay and I already ship them with their respective non canon boyfriends.

dank display name, Felix also, welcome to MaiOtaku!

I have a 32gb Vita memory card that is currently full, but I've had is since April 2012 when I bought my system and I finally filled it up last year. Unfortunately, still one of the major detractors to the Vita are those damn proprietary memory cards STILL being too expensive to this day. No reason a 32gb card should be $60 this day and age of how cheap flash memory is, proprietary or not. As far as the original OP's question goes, I still think it's worth getting a Vita as long as you understand a few things and are okay with them: - Understand going forward you won't be getting any more major first party support from Sony. No more Killzone, God of War, Ratchet & Clank, Jak & Daxter, Uncharted, etc. Other than what's currently been released on the platform. - The main games the system is currently getting right now are a lot of localized JRPGs and other titles from Japan from a small group of dedicated third party publishers like XSEED Games, NIS America, Atlus, Aksys Games, etc. The system is also getting a lot decent support on PSN from the indie side of things, which tend to lend pretty well to a portable gaming device anyways. The list of retail games getting released is pretty small, but PSN still isn't bad on it. Finally getting Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC has been a great addition to it's library and the like as well. Not to mention free PS+ games every month if you have an active account. - The other main draw is the streaming of PS4 content if you have one. This to me is almost as much a selling feature for the system now then the handful of games the system is getting. I think if you go into getting a Vita understanding these things, it's still a great portable system to have for it's existing library as well as what handful of smaller stuff is still releasing for it. My only major criticism is how expensive the memory cards are, but beyond that, it's still a pretty solid system overall imo. I still prefer 3DS when we're talking dedicated portables, but I still play my Vita from time to time.