Conclusion: The Sony PlayStation Vita is one of the best handheld game systems to date, even if almost everything it tries to do outside of gaming falls short.
Pros: Powerful graphics. Beautiful screen. Dual analog sticks.
Cons: Short battery life, and battery isn't removable. Proprietary memory card. Clunky media manager.
Conclusion: The Sony PlayStation Vita is one of the best handheld game systems to date, even if almost everything it tries to do outside of gaming falls short.
Pros: Powerful graphics. Beautiful screen. Dual analog sticks.
Cons: Short battery life, and battery isn't removable. Proprietary memory card. Clunky media manager.
Summary: + Lighter, Sleeker Look + Good Upgrade to the PSP + Chrome touches, Expensive Feel Backgrip is small and slippery - Everything apart from the audio jack is proprietary +
Pros: Made for HD Gaming, Responsive Touch Screen, Lighter, Sleeker, a good upgrade to the PSP
Cons: Hardware and games are priced at a premium in India, Backgrip is small and slippery, User Interface and Navigation is simplistic, Hardware and games are priced at a pr...
Conclusion: If your primary reason for considering the PlayStation Vita is for games, you won’t be disappointed. All my main issues with the Vita were all unrelated to the gaming.
Pros: Beautiful OLED display, Responsive touchscreen, Dual analog sticks, Powerful hardware means huge potential
Cons: Weak battery life, Browser lacks Flash or HTML5 support, Hidden costs boost the price
Excerpt: With gaming on the go becoming ever more smartphone-shaped, some would say it was foolhardly to release a new dedicated handheld, such as the Sony PS Vita.
Pros: Five-inch OLED touchscreen, Quadcore processor, Launch games line-up
Cons: Expensive, Fiddly card ports, Focus on core-gamers
Excerpt: Plenty of us have a stab at the odd game when we’re on a long journey or whiling away a boring commute. Chances are we’re playing the likes of Grand Theft Auto, Plants vs...