I bought my son the psp vita call of duty bundle for Christmas, didn't last a 3 weeks when it froze and didn't turn on anymore. Had to get my money back and order the psp vita 3G and that one also messed up in a day.

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Mess up really quick

A very enjoyable and nice device for on the go classic gaming. Is a good device that can operate without having to be always dependent on the internet.

I purchased my Vita approximately six months ago and I'm extremely happy with it! It's unfortunate that the Vita has largely been overlooked by the mass consumer market. Largely this is due to the popular belief that there are not many games available for the console. This couldn't be more wrong!

Since even before Day One, I've been a fan of Sony Computer Entertainment America 's PlayStation Portable, or PSP . Leveraging the strengths and lessons learned from the original PlayStation and PlayStation 2, and creating a handheld device that would one day work well with the PlayStation 3, SCEA...

Big; beautiful OLED screen; Lots to play; lots to watch; lots to do; A new generation of interactivity and interoperability

3G buy-in and usage adds cost; as does highly touted cross-platform play; Backward compatibility quite buggy so far; No Flash support; where have we heard that before...

Odd review, battery life mostly accepted as reasonable for what the device is (not a phone!) games not that expensive - download prices look reasonable and around £30 for the likes of fifa, wipout and uncharted not really comparible to angry birds!

Versatile controls and potential for range of games it offers

No built in memeory - just stupid

I bought the ps vita in hopes of it being a great system with fun games and This year I was proven wrong. To me there are about 5 games that are good. This system has been out for almost two years and there is only about 60 games for it and the games that are coming soon are 10 that are officially...

The Order was to be delivered 5Jan but it came on 9 Jan.It was handed over to VELEX Logistics Pvt.Ltd.Before this I bought HDMI DVI Cable which arrived on Est.delivery date and FIFA 14 PS4 which arrived on Est.delivery date again

I have had this for 17 days, and so far I love it! I was worried whether it would be worth it, mainly because of the pricing, memory cards, and amount of games. I have a ps3 and buying games for two systems doesn't seem likely for a college student! .

Originally called the NGP (Next Generation Portable), Sony finally launched their second-gen handheld gaming device in India. Christened the PS Vita (means Life in Latin), the device is a sexy black beauty on the outside and a quad-core beast on the inside.

Fantastic 5-inch OLED display; Great power under the hood; Stellar launch lineup of games; Two analog sticks; Intuitive front and rear touch controls; CrossPlay with the PS3

Expensive; Expensive proprietary memory cards; Battery isn't replaceable; No video out

The most distinguishing feature of the PlayStation Vita , Sony's new portable game machine, may go unnoticed at first glance. The thing Sony is banking on occupies a tiny little area on the face of the unit, roughly a square centimeter in size. Do you see it?

Big, bright screen; Console-quality graphics; Comfortable to hold and play at length; Dual analog controls; Touch-based user interface is a winner

No internal storage; Requires expensive proprietary memory sticks (even for some cartridge games!); Only one account per system allowed; Expensive games with no cheap options (yet)