#playstation vita

PlayStation Vita The second-generation handheld console from Sony comes in a larger, multi-touch OLED display, backward compatibility with most PSP games, and optional 3G connectivity. PlayStation Portable Sony gathered all the elements that gamers can find on a PlayStation and employed it on its seventh-generation console. Sporting a large screen that's capable of running titles with intensive graphics, the PlayStation Portable, or PSP, allows players wireless connectivity and options to extend its display on previous PlayStation consoles, as well as Windows and Mac desktops. The PlayStation Portable made its debut in September 2005 on Asia, Europe, Africa, and Australia and sold around 80 million units, including its Slim & Lite, Go, and Street versions until December 2014. Sony has confirmed that the PlayStation Vita has been officially discontinued. The PlayStation Vita was first released in 2011 as a successor to the PlayStation Portable (PSP). From 2015, Sony has been gradually phasing-out first-party games for the console and then discontinued physical game sales for the Vita altogether. Sony also stopped the PS Plus freebies for the PS Vita. Read more in our articles including "10 Best-Selling Handheld Gaming Consoles" and "PlayStation Vita officially discontinued".