PixlBit

It really is a great game, but I agree with you on the combat. I remember wanting this game because of the studio who made it because Studio Ghibli made my favorite anime movie Princess Mononoke. I also found it interesting that the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra created the soundtrack for the game. The story is good, graphics are amazing, enjoyable characters, no problem with the dialogue, but the combat system could've been better. Don't get me wrong, I like the combat but I feel like there's something missing. That there was just one more aspect they needed to make it feel like you're in the battle rather than running around attacking for a few seconds and running around again.

Thanks. I'm sure you can find better things around your area because there's hardly any rare games at the stores near me.

I know. There were other games I thought of getting, but really couldn't justify whether I should buy them or not. But those two Vita games I couldn't pass up for those prices. Especially Lumines.

I don't either, but occasionally I stop by just to see what's new. Sometimes they have pre owned games at a good price as well and surprisingly have good games that go on clearance without notice so it's always good to check. Last time I really shopped there was for the Disney Infinity figures. Definitely will be going there for the Marvel figures and others when they release.

I didn't finish Wolfenstein because I had to return it in order to get Watch Dogs. I actually thought it was a great game for a shooter. Definitely didn't have a 5-6 hour campaign like CoD has. It actually got me excited for the remastered versions of Metro 2033 and Metro Last Light. I picked up a used copy of Bound By Flame. There were bad reviews about it, but wanted to try it out because it reminds me of a Witcher 2/Dragon Age esque game. So I thought I would try it out.

It's a great game, but its a game that you don't have to run out and buy a new console for. You could wait for a price drop.

Yeah one of my cousins has the same problem with FPS games. I owned The Sly Collection for PS3, but traded it in when Sucker Punch announced it was coming to Vita. It's good to have those PS+ games already downloaded or in your cart when they become available so you can enjoy them when you get a Vita. Just be sure to get your hands on a good sized gb card.

A lot of people get the Vita solely for Persona 4 Golden. It's a great game, but the Vita has a lot of other games to offer. Especially if you have PS+.

There's a big difference. I was surprised on how comfortable it feels compared to the old Vita. It's lighter, thinnner and feels more natural to hold. You can tell the difference between the screens, but it's not to the point where you would be disappointed. I know what you mean about the 3DS. When I first bought it I thought it felt nice, but felt pretty small. Then I upgraded to the 3DS XL and haven't looked back at the old one since. 

Honestly, there's no need to rush in to get a Slim. If your current Vita is still working fine I'd say stick to it. I only switched because the battery on mine is to the point where it would die by just one play session (probably estimated time of 1-2 hours of gameplay). I love the OLED as well and there are times in some games where I wish the screen was OLED than LCD. The size, weight, battery life and overall feel to the Slim compensates for the screen. My girlfriend is the same. She plays mostly 3DS, but she's been wanting a PSP just for Kingdom Hearts, but once she saw I had another Vita she asked if she could have my old one and I wasn't going to say no. I actually thought of getting her a Vita. 

Borderlands 2 runs great. I don't know if its just me, but I played the game on both of my Vita's and the graphics look smoother on the Slim. Sure the graphics are sharper on the OLED screen, but the motion in the game is a lot smoother on the Slim. So like I said, unless your current Vita goes caput there's no need for the Slim. But if you really want one because of all the features, I'd definitely go for it.