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So, it's come to this, has it? The Sony PlayStation has hit the alarming milestone that is its 10-year anniversary. Well, OK, we missed it by a couple of weeks if we're going by the Japanese launch date, but at least we remembered! Unlike a certain someone we could name whose name starts with an S and rhymes with "baloney." But that's OK. Even if its father is cold, distant, and incapable of expression affection for its most gifted child, we know the score—and just to bolster our bonafides, we invited the most outspoken of all Vita lovers: Sandeep Rai, who just wrapped up a successful Kickstarter campaign to complete his comprehensive print retrospective series on the Vita's existence.

Edits by Greg Leahy and charmingly nauseating artwork by Nick Wanserski.

Musical selections this episode:

  • 10:50 - Tearaway: The Orchards
  • 21:08 - Uncharted: Golden Abyss: Snake Temple
  • 31:08 - Senran Kagura Shinovi Versus: Fun for Adults
  • 38:04 - PS Vita OS: PlayStation Store | PS Vita OS: Welcome Video
  • 45:47 - Killzone Mercenary: The Package
  • 54:36 - Sir Eatsalot: Title Theme
  • 1:00:54 - PS Vita OS: near
  • 1:08:25 - Sound Shapes: E3 2011 Trailer
  • 1:14:48 - Freedom Wars: Upgrade
  • 1:22:08 - Shiren the Wanderer 5 Plus: Unexplored Area
  • 1:27:14 - Superfrog HD: Arctic
  • Closing - Ys VIII -Lacrimosa of DANA-: Origine Della Vita

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PurpleComet

I bought a Vita TV for $30, thinking it was my opportunity to play games I missed out on and get in some PS1 nostalgia while I'm at it. When I got around to playing it a year or two later I discovered 8 gig memory card included no longer worked! I certainly wasn't going to pay the exorbitant prices for other memory cards, so that left me with 1 gig or so of on-board memory. And that worked fine until it kept giving me weird errors when I tried to launch games and I had to delete and redownload them. Then my Final Fantasy IV save file was corrupted. Oh and I learned the Vita TV has connection issues with PS4 controllers after hours of frustration in Klonoa. At this point, hacking the damn thing is the only sensible option.

Anonymous

I bought into the Vita immediately, and even bought a second model and 2 PS Vita TV's, which were on sale at Best Buy for $15. I always thought the Vita was an amazing way to play PSP and Playstation 1 games, because the screen was so small that it hid the worst jaggies. Obviously, there hasn't been anything new for Vita for a while, but I still feel like I go back to it constantly. The biggest tragedy, of course, being the proprietary memory cards... which still plague me to this day. I have hacked my second Vita and everything worked fine, except for the fact that I never got it to recognize third party memory cards. I hate it.