Sony has confirmed today that this fall's "game changing" Call of Duty game will also be made available on the handheld PlayStation Vita.
Guy Longsworth, senior vice president of PlayStation brand marketing noted the game during an interview: "And of course, in the autumn, [my two teenage sons are] really looking forward to Call of Duty on Vita, and we think that's going to be an absolute game-changer for the platform."
Without revealing the developer for the game, Longsworth noted top studios' commitment to Vita development: "Absolutely you will [see Naughty Dog on Vita]. You'll see a number of games coming out from all of our studios."
Finally, the company is committing long-term to the console: "We see this as a five to 10 year platform, so we'll judge the success of this in 12, 24, 36 months. We expect to have a great launch, but it's really in 12 or 24 months we'll know how successful it's been."
The Vita hits the U.S. and Eurozone on Wednesday.
Without revealing the developer for the game, Longsworth noted top studios' commitment to Vita development: "Absolutely you will [see Naughty Dog on Vita]. You'll see a number of games coming out from all of our studios."
Finally, the company is committing long-term to the console: "We see this as a five to 10 year platform, so we'll judge the success of this in 12, 24, 36 months. We expect to have a great launch, but it's really in 12 or 24 months we'll know how successful it's been."
The Vita hits the U.S. and Eurozone on Wednesday.
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