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Message: [QUOTE="Maromishi, post: 32656, member: 105827"] Anime slop is really what kept the Vita alive if you think about it! (for as long as it limped along after the horrendous class action lawsuit it faced for false advertising in the west). If Sony had treated the console better, as in more mainstream titles or even ports (imagine if they'd bothered with remastered versions of the GTA PSP games?) I think that whole generation could have ended differently. I agree with the poster above "Stookymalarkey" (Tried to Quote them; not sure if it worked as I am still somewhat Forum illiterate so my apologies if I failed and or the formatting is garbage) mentioning that you can like a genre/sub genre and know that you will be judged/viewed differently immediately because of the social expectation/stereotype associated with that specific genre/sub genre. "Anime" has become a label slapped on games of a certain art style regardless of the diverse and varied types of gameplay inherent in each title etc. All in all though I am very happy that MOST of the Vita Anime stuff is slowly being ported/moved to switch, ps5, and or steam (not much xbox love but oh well!). I always hate to see games "Trapped" on previous hardware (I was so pleased when Danganronpa was moved to Switch as I could share it with friends who loved Phoenix Wright but had never had any interest in owning a Sony Console) especially if the hardware was handicapped (as in the lawsuit etc case with Vita) leading to many people missing out on titles they may have otherwise enjoyed. Anyway on that note about ports for otherwise trapped games hope everyone who tries it enjoys Freedom Wars Remastered! I am excited to play that again when I get a chance. [/QUOTE]

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