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from what I've been reading capcom planned to port games like Darkstalker on it before sega announced the saturn would come out soon barely a year after the 32X was on the market.
There is quite a few games that now appear in discussions of classics like Eternal Darkness, Fire Emblem - Path of Radiance, Viewtiful Joe, Baten Kaitos and Animal Crossing.
I think Vita had potential that never came to fruition.
For all intents & purposes, it was probably a lot more powerful than Nintendo's own 3DS / DS...
Also mentionworthy:
NEC TurboGrafx-16 - the "underdog" compared to Nintendo and Sega, but it had it's ups.
Wii U - actually a good improvement over the Wii, but too little too late.
3DO - a progressive video games and audio-visual entertainment system that lacked the support and price point to take off.
Atari Jaguar - ambitious but oversighted games console that lacked support and had some hardware oversights.
As for handhelds - Atari Lynx, PS Vita, TurboGrafx Express