It's just going to have a strong late-game like the PSP and PS3. It's following the exact same pattern that they did, especially with the PSP sales eclipsing Vita, like PS2 eclipsed PS3.
Whether this is good or bad for Sony is arguable. Sony ended up making a good investment with the PSP and PS3, even though it took a long time to get the return on investment.
The point is that the Vita won't die, so the net result is that Sony just won't get AS rich as Nintendo, and the gamers will benefit from having competition in the handheld market.
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