Playstation Vita

Sony’s next generation playstation will be a portable one. The Playstation Vita or PSVita. Expected to release in early 4th quarter of 2011.

It seems to be a foregone conclusion that Vita will outdo the Nintendo 3DS in every way. The graphics are are being touted as being on par with PS3-level of graphics. The reason why this NEW Sony handheld is taking no prisoners is quite simply because of its CPU. The Processor is a 4 core ARM Cortex processor.

PSVita coming October 2011

Power, much more power is not the only thing Sony had in mind when creating this PSP. An additional analog stick is included in this handheld thereby creating a better, more unique user experience for certain games, ie. FPSs, etc.

Also included:
– touchscreen functionality
– along with six-axis motion sensing and,
– a rear touchpad

The Vita is set to be better integrated with the PS3 and the Playstation Network. Some games, such as Wipeout, will allow Vita and PS3 players to play with each other.

The Playstation Vita PSVita Handheld will be available in two models:

– Regular Wi-Fi Model
– 3G Model

Features:

PS Vita Features
Advanced front and rear multi-touch ultra responsive screens with cool motion sensors as well as state of the art Six Axis sensors

Chat with friends and other gamers on the fly
Chat on the go with multiplayer action gaming or while watching videos on handheld

Always Ready ’cause it’s always on
You can interact with anyone – anywhere, anytime with Wi-Fi or always-on 3G. 4G coming soon?

Dual analog sticks
Two sticks are better than one. Enough said.

PS3 Integration
Completely compatible gameplay between your Playstation 3 and PSVita systems with compatible titles of course

Multitouch Display
The detail is amazing with the PlayStation Vita. The system is awesome, the multitouch 5-inch OLED display allows you to play actually see what you are doing on this large display.

Augmented Reality
The gaming world becomes a reality or does reality become part of the gaming world. With front and rear camera enabled augmented reality is really real. Or is it?