PlayStation Vita
The PlayStation Vita, also known as the PS Vita, is a handheld video game console released by Sony Computer Entertainment in 2011. It was designed to be a successor to the PSP and offered a more powerful and versatile handheld gaming experience.
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The PS Vita featured a 5-inch OLED touch screen display, a rear touchpad, and dual analog sticks for more precise controls. It also had front and rear cameras, Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity, and access to the PlayStation Network for online gaming and media streaming.
The PS Vita supported a wide variety of games, including many popular PlayStation titles, such as "Uncharted: Golden Abyss," "Persona 4 Golden," and "Killzone: Mercenary." It also had access to a variety of multimedia and entertainment apps, including Netflix, Hulu, and Crunchyroll.
In addition to gaming, the PS Vita also featured remote play, which allowed users to stream games from their PlayStation 4 console to their PS Vita. It also had cross-buy and cross-save functionality, which allowed users to purchase a game on one platform and play it on the other, or transfer game saves between platforms.
Despite its technical advancements, the PS Vita was not as commercially successful as its predecessor or other handheld consoles, like the Nintendo 3DS. However, it remains a popular console among gamers and collectors who appreciate its impressive hardware capabilities and library of games.
Manufacturer: Sony
Release Date: 2011
Model: PCH-1004
