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64 Reviews
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Abstract: Nhắc đến trò chơi điện tử, Playstation chắc chắn là một trong những cái tên mà mọi người nghĩ đến đầu tiên. Và thành viên mới nhất trong gia đình này là Playstation Vita TV vừa được phân phối chính thức tại Việt Nam. Liệu nó có đáp ứng được kỳ vọng về một...
At a reasonable price, the PlayStation TV is likely to be a big hit this Christmas – and not just for PS4 owners wanting to use Remote Play. There's huge potential here for the device to be a gadget in its own right but this hinges partly on third-party a...
Published: 2014-06-13, Author: Scott , review by: techradar.com
Equal functionality and price as existing streaming set top boxes, World, class gaming pedigree, Cheapest game console on the market
Proprietary and expensive memory cards, Unknown internals and partnerships, Game streaming unwise over slow internet connections
If you're looking for a set-top box, the PlayStation TV isn't it. It works best as a cheap alternative to buying a second PS4 or PS Vita. If you're not in Sony's ecosystem already, this isn't the best place to start, and in most cases does not warrant its...
Equal functionality and price as existing streaming set top boxes, Worldclass gaming pedigree, Cheapest game console on the market
Proprietary and expensive memory cards, Unknown internals and partnerships, Game streaming unwise over slow internet connections
In all, Sony looks to be delivering an extremely compelling product in PlayStation TV. Achieving parity with it's streaming competitors should not be a challenge, and it has them far outclassed when it comes to gaming. In addition, it could be attractive...
Abstract: During Sony's E3 2014 press conference, the company announced the latest addition to its hardware line-up, the PlayStation TV. Already available in Japan, where it has been a huge success, the small set-top box is essentially a PS Vita without the screen...
Published: 2014-06-10, Author: Scott , review by: cnet.com/es/
Abstract: Sony tiene pequeñas noticias una consola que es más pequeña que una caja de DVD.La PlayStation TV, que anteriormente se llamaba Vita TV, es pequeñita y su precio es similar US$99. Sus funciones son varias ejecuta videos Vita, hace streaming de videojue...
Review: Sony PS Vita TVWhen Sony introduced the PlayStation Vita TV (PS Vita TV) at their Pre-Tokyo Game Show press conference in 2013, it had been a surprise to many due to the fact that the new PS Vita model had also been announced at the same time. Bei...
Abstract: The PS Vita TV is essentially a device that lets you play PS Vita and PS Classics games from the comfort of your living room. It only weighs 110 grammes and is roughly the size of a 5-inch smartphone, making it extremely light and portable.Setting up the ...
Published: 2014-01-29, Author: Will , review by: pcmag.com
Inexpensive for imported electronics. Amazingly small. Can play some card-based North American games like Persona 4 Golden.
Nonexistent support outside of Japan. Can only access Japanese PS Store. Won't let you access your North American PS Store purchases or PS Plus membership
The Sony PS Vita TV is a remarkably tiny little device that can play PlayStation Vita, PSP, and PSOne games. Too bad you have to import it and most of the features don't work here in the U.S.....
Published: 2014-01-24, Author: Mat , review by: engadget.com
The cheapest, most portable way to remotely play your PS4 on another TV, Plays PS1 and Vita games using a full-sized DualShock controller, Reasonably priced
Doesn't play every Vita game, excludessomeimportant ones, Video services need more work, content, Same UI as the Vita, but harder to use without a touchscreen
More InfoPlayStation Vita TV announcedWhy Sony's $100 set-top box is more than a consolation prizePlayStation Vita review (2013)Thanks to a combination of petite, understated hardware and more than a little nostalgia, there's a lot to like about the Vita ...
